compared to the general population:
- way more likely to live in a top 20 US city
- way more likely to be LGBT
- way more likely to donate to a politician or political organization then most people
- way more likely to live in an area thats voted D presidentially for decades
- way more likely to have gone to a university at all, or gotten a four year degree
- way more likely to exclusively get their news/information/political discussions over social media
- much more likely to work in media, entertainment, tourism or education
- much more likely to be from an "ellis islander" catholic or jewish family then other whites
- much more likely to have moved away from their home town or neighborhood
- more likely to have grown up "comfortably", regardless of parental economic situation
- somewhat more likely to live in an area thats gone from R -> D presidentially since 2000
- somewhat more likely to work in government
- somewhat younger(tbh probably average age in the 30s)
- somewhat less likely to have kids or be married then other people their age
- wealthier then the general population, maybe average or above average for whites
It's similar in Britain with some notable differences:
-Definitely mostly live in large cities.
-I would say much more likely to LBT. Gay men in Britain don't tend to be particularly 'woke' and surprisingly often lean decidedly the other way.
-Much more politically active than the average person and spend much more time on social media.
-Definitely mostly have degrees.
-Typically from comfortably off to affluent middle class families (whom they often have a strained relationship with) though not very likely to be Jewish. Jews in Britain, even secular ones vote strongly for the Tories.
-Similarly more likely to work in media, entertainment education though for Britain instead of tourism I'd include health. The touristy areas of the UK: Cornwall, the Jurassic Coast, Lake District and the people who work in the industry in these places are not typically at all 'woke'.
-Younger and skewed female, usually without children.
-Disproportionately rent and don't own property .
-Possibly a higher average salary than typical for their age but taking into account high rent costs and living expenses in large cities often struggle for money and are poorer than average.
-Live in recently gentrified working class areas or in formally upper middle class urban areas where the large houses have either been broken up into separate apartments or are rented out by the room. Truly affluent owner occupied urban areas don't tend to be very woke at all e.g. in London: Chelsea, Fulham, South Kensington, Wimbledon Village, St Johns Wood, Barnes, Knightsbridge etc.
