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Karen

A particularly obnoxious Canadian White middle aged woman, a product of the old style British system of stratification where in 6th grade, students were forcibly separated based on their test scores they took at age 11. Karens were guaranteed a place in University, a good government job, etc. Karens could count on the fellow white cops coming running if somebody looked out of place in their neighbourhood. Karens lived in a world that changed in the 90s, where Canada to live up to the promise of the Charter Of Rights and Freedoms. Since then, immigrants took the government jobs, people of colour became cops. Karens have since become bitter anti immigrant, Conservative Party Of Canada supporters, longing for the days they were queen shit and are left to try to reclaim power by kicking downwards. They’re the ones who call in noise complaints right at 11PM.

“You now that woman who threatened to call the cops at the kids who blocked her driveway playing street hockey? Total Karen.”

By Astorix

Karen

"Karen" is not a sexist, racist, or "based on class" word. Anyone, be them male or female, white, black, or other, rich or poor can call a woman a "Karen", and "Karen's come in all races, and classes. Calling a woman a" Karen" merely denotes her MANY annoying and boisterous personality traits. These traits include (but are not limited to): an excessively high sense of self importance and entitlement, highly opinionated, short tempered, illogical, impatient, know it all, fatally authoritarian, ect. The stereotypical "Karen" is seen as a short haired, middle aged, high middle to upper class white woman with an overactive superiority complex as well as being a know it all who seems to derive enjoyment from publicly humiliating those she deems inferior to herself.

"No Karen our BOGO for a $1 does not mean you can buy a large water and get a double bacon quarter pounder for a $1 that's just not how it works."

By SlangDelver

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