Harriot (2017) described 6 degrees of wokeness in his article. However, it is strongly western. Contextualize these 6 degrees the Filipino culture at current times. Describe how it would apply to our society and concrete give examples for each. NOTE: you may change the labels if you wish, or if you find a more suitable labeling for the different degrees when contextualized. Below is a sample of the format you could follow. Feel free to alter based on what you deem fit. DEGREE DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE Level 1: Asleep Level 2: Groggy Level 3: Newly Woke Level 4: Eyes Wide Open

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