Will more New York Times articles use the word "wokeness" in 2024 than in 2023?
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This is a market for answering questions like "has wokeness peaked?". See also this market.

I will resolve the market using searches like this https://www.nytimes.com/search?dropmab=false&endDate=20231231&query=%22wokeness%22&sort=best&startDate=20230101

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2024 numbers to date are significantly less than 2023 numbers for the same time period. Looking like NO so far then.

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Can you update 2023 stats?

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My current thinking is that wokeness as a phenomenon has peaked a bit, along the lines of the linked post here, but on the other hand 2024 is more of an election year than 2023 and will probably have more political discourse https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2023/08/usa-poll-fact-of-the-day.html

USA poll fact of the day - Marginal REVOLUTION
Just as Woke has peaked, has “anti-Woke” peaked as well?: When presented with the choice between two hypothetical Republican candidates, only 24 percent of national Republican voters opted for a “a candidate who focuses on defeating radical ‘woke’ ideology in our schools, media and culture” over “a candidate who focuses on restoring law and order […]

I wonder how the results would change if you didn't get results from the editorial page.

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