Forbes magazine, not exactly a progressive stronghold (it ran an ad campaign proclaiming itself a “Capitalist Tool”) says: Woke-washing is a term used to define practices in business that ...

Its former CEO, Alan Jope, spoke about “woke-washing” in 2019, saying that companies have a responsibility in the world that goes beyond the products they sell. “Brands without a purpose ...

The terms “woke capitalism” and “woke washing” are used to describe inauthentic claims about corporate campaigns on political and social issues including climate action, gender equality ...

It described what Maduro’s regime is doing as “woke-washing.” But the cozy relations between our Marxists and their Marxists hardly comes as a shock to Venezuelan observers. Despite running ...

The contradiction provides a case study in how companies profit from championing progressive causes while failing to materially support them, a practice that critics have called “woke-washing.” ...

With that perspective, it probably is good to muse on the current efforts by Puffin Books to woke-wash (my term) all its Roald Dahl publications. You see, the beloved author Dahl, who wrote ...

The term "woke-washing," she said, is used to describe the actions of people or organizations that try to convince others they care about certain issues. Both Saul and Givens said Poilievre's ...

Dakota Johnson can be a kind of sorceress – how else could she have redeemed Fifty Shades of Grey, of all films, from a writer hell-bent on rendering Anastasia Steele as a simpering dullard?