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I wonder how long that karen stood out there waiting... Karen is a pejorative term for a white woman seeming to be entitled or demanding beyond the scope of what is normal. The term also refers to memes depicting white women who use their privilege to demand their own way.[1][2] Depictions also may include demanding to "speak to the manager", being racist or sporting a particular bob cut hairstyle.[3] A notable example was the 2020 Central Park birdwatching incident. The term has been criticized for being sexist, ageist, misogynistic and seeking to control women's behavior.[3] As of 2020, the term was increasingly being used in media and social media as a general-purpose term for middle class white women, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic and Black Lives Matter protests.[1] The term has also been applied to certain male behavior.[3][4] The Guardian called 2020 "the year of Karen".[5] In African-American culture, there is a long history of calling a meddlesome white woman by a certain name. In the antebellum era (1815–1861), she was referred to as "Miss Ann".[6] In the early 1990s, "Becky" was used.[7] As late as 2018, before the use of "Karen" caught on, alliterative names matching particular incidents were used, such as "Barbecue Becky", "Cornerstore Caroline", and "Permit Patty".[8] For the term "Karen", several possible origins have been proposed.[9] Early uses of Karen as a joke punchline include the airheaded character Karen (played by Amanda Seyfried) from the 2004 film Mean Girls, Dane Cook's 2005 sketch "The Friend Nobody Likes" on his album Retaliation,[10] and a 2016 Internet meme regarding a woman in an ad for the Nintendo Switch console who exhibits antisocial behavior and is given the nickname "antisocial Karen".[11][12] In December 2017, Karen memes regarding entitled women went viral on Reddit, the earliest being from user karmacop9, who ranted about his ex-wife Karen. The posts led to the creation of the subreddit r/FuckYouKaren, containing memes about the posts, and inspiring spinoffs including r/karen and r/EntitledKarens dedicated to criticizing Karens.[11][10] A more pointed explanation, which involves race, is the expression originates among Black people to refer to unreasonable white women.[7][13] The term was popularized on Black Twitter as a meme used to describe white women who "tattle on Black kids' karen,karens,karen meme,karen 2020,crazy karen,angry karen,insane karen,karen tiktok,karen videos,karen go brrr,karen moments,karen tiktoks,karen arrested,best karen story,karen gets owned,karen compilation,karen complaining,top karen moments,best karen moments,funny karen videos,karen compilations,karens in the wild,whats trending,karen gets arrested,karen complications,the karens of tiktok,karen freakouts,karen public freakout lemonade stands"[7] or who unleash the "violent history of white womanhood".[14] Bitch magazine described Karen as a term that originated with Black women but was co-opted by white men. #shorts #karen #freakout

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