UNWOKE

Jebra Faushay was the kind of woman who did everything right, and she made sure everyone else did too. She marched, masked, corrected, canceled, and curated her life down to the smallest detail, from her children's pronouns to her husband's nose ring. She believed in the cause. She was the cause.

Until she wasn't.

As the years wear on, Jebra finds herself trapped in a cycle of outrage, performance, and quiet exhaustion. The rules keep changing. The pressure keeps building. And the movement that once gave her purpose starts to take more than it gives.

Then she does the unthinkable:

She starts asking questions.

What follows isn't enlightenment; it's fallout. It's a breakdown. It's an unraveling of one social justice warrior's carefully curated life.

Told in essays, UNWOKE is a darkly funny descent into ideological certainty and the messy, uncomfortable climb back out. Part satire, part cautionary tale, it explores what happens when belief becomes identity and what it costs to break free from it.

A love letter to no one. An apology to several neighbors. A warning to everyone.

Perfect for fans of political humor who are tired of being preached at from either direction.