Phrases with «national reckoning»

The phrase "national reckoning" refers to a moment when a country collectively confronts and evaluates a significant issue or problem that has been ignored or overlooked. It typically involves examining the past, reflecting on past actions, and taking steps towards change or justice. Full definition

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Sentences with «national reckoning»

ALBANY — Amid the ongoing national reckoning over sexual harassment, New York's junior senator, Kirsten Gillibrand, has been front and center in the debate, denouncing the unsavory actions of powerful men in all walks of life, from President Trump to fellow Democratic senators like Al Franken. (nytimes.com)
At a time of national reckoning for women who were victims of sexual abuse, Ms. Killian's campaign has sought to show that Ms. Mayer dropped the ball in addressing sexual misconduct complaints when, before running for the Assembly, she served as legal counsel to the Senate Democrats. (nytimes.com)
Policymakers said the agreement illustrates the extent to which there has been a recent national reckoning on workplace equality. (nytimes.com)
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Phrases with «national reckoning»

Sentences with «national reckoning»

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