Paris is getting ready to host the Olympics, but a recent controversy has erupted over a map released by a local community group that highlights areas of the city considered to be “woke.”

The map, created by the group Paris Solidarité, identifies neighborhoods where social justice movements are active and where residents are seen as more politically engaged. However, some critics have accused the group of using the term “woke” in a pejorative way and stoking division within the community.

Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has distanced herself from the map, stating that it does not represent the views of the city government. She has called for unity and inclusivity as the city prepares to welcome athletes and visitors from around the world.

The controversy has sparked a larger debate about the role of activism and social consciousness in the lead-up to the Olympics. While some see the map as a positive reflection of community engagement, others argue that it may reinforce stereotypes and create unnecessary tension.

As Paris gears up for the Olympics, it remains to be seen how this issue will be resolved and what impact it will have on the city’s image as a host for the international event.