quick linguistic history lesson. the term โwokeโ originates from african american communities to describe being โawake and awareโ of the current sociopolitical climate. this term has been used since at least the 1930s. it wasnt until 2014 during the ferguson protests that the term entered the wider vernacular. mainly as a result of black twitter. and as is common with many things coined by the black community. it was repeated and commercialized to death to the point where now most people only using it mockingly. including people on the left. the point is. โwokeโ is not a bad word. the alt right wants it to be one.
Woke was also appropriated by afrosupremacists and through that channel, historical revisionists, conspiracy theorists and cranks, such as Farrakhan and the people that took a page out of the Nazi's book of rewriting human history to mythologize black people, and make black people the most superior, world sweet potato distributing, sail-the-ocean-before-boats people that taught all civilizations mathematics and science before mysteriously disappearing with no true evidence to prove all our math and science came from black Africans. Many of which are also antivaxers, have a curious hatred of Jews (whom they believe were their most prolific enslavers and the engineers of America's creation) and consume and regurgitate many Russian propaganda points for their "woke" perspectives and views on the United States and its crimes rewritten to apply to the black perspective, and it is in no way "alt-right" to view these perspectives as utter garbage.
You cannot divorce the term "woke" from who also uses it and call the antivaxing, antisemite, afrosupremacists valid. This bullshit is why anyone using cartoons from memes was arbitrarily put on the other end of a line in the sand and stigmatized, told, "if you post cartoon frogs, we will associate you with the worst possible statistical examples of everybody else that might use frog icons and anime profile pictures."
Woke also did not just innocently mean, "awake and aware." It also came to represent this pseudo-spiritualist idea that black people have a magical sort of deeper awareness, consciousness, validity as people and mystical acumen that the "soulless whites," do not possess in any facet of life, not just metaphorically to describe how one demographic cannot wholly understand or comprehend the existence of another. Because you know, they're real people, perhaps even the most actual people of all time! Not like us soulless, heartless, barely cognoscente honkeys.
If we're going to pick and choose our terms without the disgusting stigmas attached to them by the sort of people that use them, then there are a lot of words and combinations of words that get a bad rap by the kinds of people that use them.
To say besmirching 'woke' is alt-right, specifically, is to engage in trying to scrub the unfortunate history off of a term, and thus, rewrite history. We are no more destigmatizing the term woke than we're going to forcefully remove bigotry from a term like, "race realist." The people that unironically use terms like this don't deserve these terms being credible.