The motte-and-bailey fallacy was new to me, thanks for introducing me to that idea! For what it's worth, the "woke" people that I know in the real world (not t

The motte-and-bailey fallacy was new to me, thanks for introducing me to that idea! For what it's worth, the "woke" people that I know in the real world (not twitter) are in fact advocating the sorts of "actual solutions" you mentioned. I know some people pushing hard for police reform but not dismantling or defunding of police. Actually none of those ideas strike me as very controversial. The more controversial "real-world" woke ideas I've seen are around affirmative action, forced pay equality, etc. And yes, I understand the arguments against those things.