What Does SJW Mean?

Social Justice Warrior

Fun Facts

• SJW is often used as a pejorative term by those who oppose social justice movements or those who believe SJWs are too extreme in their views and actions.
• The origins of the term SJW can be traced back to the early 2010s, when it was used to describe individuals who were particularly vocal about issues related to feminism and gender equality.

Examples

• 'I can't believe they're still making sexist ads in 2021.'
  'I know, right? SJWs are fighting against that kind of stuff all the time.'
• 'Why are people so upset about the new Black Lives Matter mural downtown?'
  'It's because some people think it's a political statement. SJWs are trying to educate them on why it's important.'

Variations

• None.

Related Acronyms and Abbreviations

• BLM: BLM stands for 'Black Lives Matter,' a social justice movement and advocacy group that campaigns against violence and systemic racism towards Black people.
• ACAB: ACAB is an abbreviation for 'All Cops Are Bastards,' a slogan used by some activists and protesters who believe that the current policing system is inherently flawed and corrupt.

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