It’s related to a previous post that shows liberals being more negatively affected by social media/phones and earlier.

I see woke as being viscerally intolerant not only of differing opinions, but also of the people who have them.

wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance

Too often I hear people complain that they're being oppressed for their "differing opinions." A tolerable opinion is something like "my favorite color is blue," not "gay people shouldn't exist." If your opinion revolves around the intolerance of other opinions, then I'm not going to be tolerant towards that.

I guess if you take woke as meaning seeing unfairness in places that you were previously unaware of being unfair, and combine that with a perceived inability to change that status quo, particularly if that unfairness affects yourself, then that can perhaps correlate with depression?

Wokeness was meant to be that: being awake to social problems. And just like many noble beginnings before, this too got co-opted by nefarious actors who substituted ideals with divisive lies. For example, they've turned the concept of seven rays, symbolized by a rainbow, into a cult of skin and genitals. This happened because the founders of the movement didn't define principles that would quickly identify and weed out selfish grifters.