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Disembedding, a key feature of globalism, disconnects local cultures from traditional control, replacing them with a one-size-fits-all global authority. Wokeness, seen by critics as a new form of colonialism, enforces a homogenized, woke culture across diverse identities and regions. In reaction, many communities are embracing reterritorialization—the reclaiming of their local identities, values, and institutions.
Christian Patriots, leveraging the institutional power of churches and local activism, are at the forefront of this resurgence. They are working to re-establish regions as sanctuaries of faith and cultural authenticity, resisting central authority's overreach and cultural imperialism.