frontlash
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of frontlash
Example Sentences
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In the immediate sense, the Age of Trump is the White backlash and White frontlash to President Obama, the country's first black president.
From Salon
Looking at the white backlash and white frontlash, the rolling back of decades of progress along the color line, I have been asking myself what year is it really?
From Salon
As a TV critic and outsider to the frontlash and backlash, it feels a bit like trying to discuss “Girls” back in the day without everything becoming about people’s briefs for or against Lena Dunham.
From New York Times
Whether we call it backlash or "frontlash," underneath all of it is fear among white people about their standing at the top of the social hierarchy.
From Salon
“The force of the backlash is in some ways a tribute to the success of the frontlash,” she says.
From Time
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