The thing I dislike in Narvitz and twitter reactions about her piece is how it illustrates most people are actually contaminated by the wokies discourse (or "culture war" proponents -the allied id right and id left - general rhetoric), conflating left leaning and wokies and seeming to think the main victims of the wokies/"sjw" are really "conservatives".
The most silenced political tendancy is the universalist left (both what americans would call "classic liberals" and the old school 'class warfare' radical left not supporting the recent dive into identity politics). Conservatives actually can easily find their own public, retreating to places like youtube or their own medias, there's no real power to "cancel" them. They are far more resilient to wokies tactics than the people contradicting them from the left (or just daring to express nuanced opinions), for whom suddenly being associated with reactionnaries / "the alt-right" by these kind of cliques can be a social death sentence. And it's the real reason the wokie discourse has become so dominant in the media, reasonable left-leaning people find no option other than to comply to the 'sjw' bullies when they are criticized. Resisting their push would mean being soon associated with the alt-right, losing the public they shared with the id left and seing tons of old "friends" turn their back on them.