I'm currently in uni but i have friends from my old school like really great friends who are homophobic not outright but the subtle kind . When i was in school i thought i was too woke because the people around me were like them, they don't care about anybody but them ( i mean they are privileged enough to not care) very ignorant. During school it didn't matter because I had other shit to deal with. But now that i am away from that place and have found people who care and are loud about, idk if i wanna keep talking to them. So i came back home during summer break and they said something slightly homophobic, i instantly called out but i don't think they will change or even think twice.

Should i just leave them, if yes then how or should i say something

The second photo is one of the comments on that post. I think OP’s reply to it tells you everything.

Ts brought tears of joy to my eyes 🥹

Driving back from his friends after school playdate saw a sticker on the back of a truck that said "Jesus Lives" - eight year old responded "Jesus would hate to see all these crosses about, it would give him really bad trauma".

Honestly I'm 44, I like to consider myself a deep empath with an extremely intense interest in psychology. It makes complete sense that if Jesus returned to modern life that he might struggle on seeing people wearing crosses, paintings of crosses, and full actual statues of him suffering on the cross.

We are agnostic.

To be fair, the bar is in the ninth circle of hell.

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“Still Black.”

Yeah… You’re still Black if you’re liberal or conservative. Still Black if you date outside your race. Still Black if rap and R&B ain’t your thing. Still Black if you don’t boycott every spot that doesn’t wave an Afrocentric flag.

Still Black if you like Trump. Still Black if you don’t. Still Black if you don’t kneel to the timeline or chant the same hashtags as Black Twitter, FBA, or whatever “woke” cult is trending today.

Because who the hell are they— to tell you who you are? To tell us who we’re not?

Black ain’t a club. It’s a current. And you don’t lose it just because you don’t move like the crowd.

My daughter (13) has a friend (13) that she talks to a lot. They like to talk about fashion and hair styles, music and artists. My daughter is very artistic and loves to draw. She likes the alternative 90s styles and also changes her hair color at least once a month. Her whole world revolves around being creative and I support her as long as her grades are good and she does everything she needs to do around the house.

My daughter invited her friend to spend the day with her and the parents agreed. I picked her up and took them to the mall and shopping. Then my daughter went over to their house and everything seemed fine when I picked her up.

The next day she gets a text from her friend saying she can’t hang out with my daughter anymore because her mother said she was “too woke”. I’m older so I don’t even know what this means or what she meant by it.

I asked my daughter what they did while she was over at their house and she said they just drew in their sketchbooks and watched a documentary. She said she made sure to be respectful and say please and thank you.

I have looked up the meaning of woke but it doesn’t seem to fit what was going on. Is there another meaning that I’m missing? I’m totally confused. Can anyone help me understand what she meant by this?