I've answered this question at least twice on here. Why do people keep asking this question? I'm going to have to start bookmarking these definitions for you.
"Woke" is a term that left wing / US "liberal" political campaigners invented to self describe themselves as being 'awoken' to injustices based upon race and other forms of social injustice.
It focuses and judges people primarily (and sometimes exclusively) on characteristics such as race, sexuality, gender, religion etc because it believes that societal injustice revolves around unfair discrimination based these factors. Accordingly, it promotes judgement based on these characteristics ahead of judgement based on characteristics such as "content of character", actions, beliefs, intelligence, ability, skill etc.
"Woke" has many similarities to the idea of "intersectionality". One of the main focuses here is the disparity in equality of outcomes in society. The "woke" doctrine here suggests that the reason for these disparities is because of hidden or 'institutionalized' racism/prejudice. Because disparities of outcome still exist in societies which have had strong equality legislation in place (often for generations) the "woke" doctrine purports that it is no longer acceptable simply to maintain equality of opportunity; equality of outcome must be achieved. This can be seen particularly in the USA now where the word "equality" is being replaced with "equity" to distinguish between equality of outcome and equality of opportunity.
The term "woke" quickly gained a perjorative connotation when it became a widely insult used by opponents who mocked these ideas. However, it must be noted that many of the ideas and concepts of what may be described as "woke" have found their way into public institutions.
For reference, here is the account that first drew my attention to the word. I found the idea and concepts so unusual and bizarre that I bookmarked it at the time.
https://twitter.com/WokeMuslima
Interetsingly, the account self describes as "Americana, Muslima, Latina, Bisexual" and labels itself as "woke" in 2017 but isn't being updated by 2019. I think this reflects how quickly the term became perjorative.
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Now, here's the trick: I think it's about a thousand times easier to know what a word means than it is to write a definition of a word. Being a lexicographor is, to paraphrase Dr. Johnson, drudgery. I think people who ask for a definition of the word are being ingenuous. I think they're using it as a way to try and shut down debate, knowing this trick.
I'm happy to keep providing my own, imperfect, definitions though and I'll be bookmarking them from now on so that you can have a compilation of definitions. This is at least the third time I've provided a definition of the term on here. I suspect that the same poster may have had more than one definition provided to them.
Of course, if you genuinely wanted to know what the term meant and were looking for a definition you could have just googled it.
