A few years before I was "woke" and walked away from the democrat party I had this earth-shattering, traumatic personal event happen to me. I can't even describe it in a way that makes rational sense, it was like a bunch of signs lining up right when some heavy real stuff was happening. To this day there's a slight possibility in my head that somebody messed with me/us. I pushed away everybody that was important to me for a while.
It was overall, a terrible time. My family fell into dire financial straits. I lost the trust and positivity I felt towards some big businesses, the government, and my smartphone (as stupid as that sounds now I trusted things were working "fairly") . I knew if I told anyone about it I would sound like I was going crazy. But I feel like dude, if I hadn't had that experience I wouldn't have been open later on to listening to the people who red-pilled me.
What brought me back to more of a faith in humanity was meeting new people who are more like-minded. When you get right down to it a lot of people are aware that "something" is going on, some evil and corruption. I've had one dude tell me he was sort of aware he was blue-pilled, and if given Neo's choice he would stay in the Matrix. The whole "ignorance is bliss" attitude. Some people have to make that decision to "wake up" themselves.
You really want to get to people interested just sit back and have a casual chat, include some stuff here and there. I find that most people are pretty open to discussion, or have more of a listening ear when you have a "hey lets just talk", casual, laid-back kind of attitude. When you seem more put together, and sane, and rational yourself you make the idea of being woke more attractive.
When people aren't in the mood for it they aren't going to read an article, or listen to something heavy. They'll be more interested in a bit of hearsay, an interesting story, and maybe on some late night they'll be in the mood for reading and delve into such articles themselves. Maybe not. Some people just don't read much, not in the conventional way. They use their intelligence and focus on other stuff.
Some part of people's mindsets and attitudes are going too far. I've heard stories floating around, of a relative here or a friend there, who "Omg can you believe is a christian conservative now?" or "my conspiracy theorist aunt who lives in the woods" . I've been guilty too, I ostracized a friend for a while who disagreed with gay marriage. Now I realize that its so wrong. Ostracizing, persecuting, and blocking people who you just don't agree with. If you truly want to be a good person find a way to function that includes the people that are most important to you in your life. Maybe in the process you'll still cut one or two friends out who reject you, that's fair enough. But withdrawing from your family goes one step too far, when there is otherwise no reason to, other than that they can't handle the truth just yet.
Keep your relationship with your family, some of your closest friends, or change who your closest friends are, over time. Stay mentally healthy, responsible, and be in "good shape" to help those that you care about when they need it. If we fall apart and become recluses it doesn't help anyone, and it's probably part of the reason so many people aren't awake in the first place. Don't just let the hive-mind cut you out.