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white backlash

/waɪt ˈbæklæʃ/

翻译: 指白人或白人群体对少数族裔在社会、政治或经济方面取得的进步所产生的负面反应或敌对回应,尤其在民权运动背景下。

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/waɪt ˈbæklæʃ/C1formalpolitical
  • zh指白人或白人群体对少数族裔在社会、政治或经济方面取得的进步所产生的负面反应或敌对回应,尤其在民权运动背景下。

A term describing a negative reaction or hostile response from white individuals or groups to social, political, or economic progress made by minority groups, particularly in the context of civil rights movements.

  1. Reaction against progressC1formalamerican

    A negative reaction from white people, often in response to social, political, or economic gains made by minority groups.

    zh白人反弹

    • The civil rights movement of the 1960s was met with a significant white backlash in many parts of the country.
    • Some historians argue that the election was a result of a white backlash against changing demographics.
    • The policy changes triggered a white backlash among certain voter groups.