The AP Stylebook was mocked on social media for releasing guidance saying the word 'woke' should be used in quotation marks due to 'derogatory' use by conservatives.
Fox News contributor Tyrus reacts to Bidens re-election campaign efforts and the Navy uses a drag queen to help recruitmentadvising publishers to put the word"woke" in quotation marks due to the word's"derogatory" use by conservatives.
"A slang term that originally described enlightenment or awakening about issues of racial and other forms of social justice," read an explanation of the word in an AP Stylebook post on Twitter Wednesday."Some people and groups, especially conservatives, now use it in a derogatory sense implying what they see as overreactions. Avoid using the term other than in direct quotations.
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