But still woke isn't an actual organised movement as such, a lot of it is the internet giving formerly isolated small groups combined power(including the very far right)and you would have to ban pushback and accountability etc to stop it. Sometimes it gets out of control but it isn't a fascist leader directing it, it's the roar of the crowd and it goes in both directions(e.g bud light/anti-pride lunacy).
Kathleen Stock is about a clash of values of inclusion, generations and waves of feminism, she was protested by her students, new woke versus her older version, most lesbians in the UK today don't agree with the lesbian purity stuff she and Bindel push for. she could have stuck with it, her Uni wasn't forcing her out and the protests weren't that bad from what i remember. Again it's that global internet noise that gets scary and threatening, so she felt like she had to leave her job. But she hasn't vanished from the planet she got an OBE in 2021, she's part of the establishment. It's an issue of modern communications and i'm not sure there's a real answer to it.