Tolentino briefly mentions the real talk of the town this month: The Atlantic's fascinating personal essay cover story, "My Family's Slave," by Alex Tizon, but points out its "backlash" instead of its significance.
She cites, for example, the NRA's response to Sandy Hook and the proposals to prevent such tragedies as an example of the right sowing the seeds of its own backlash.
At the time of his arrival in Paris, Betances witnessed the aftermath of the 1848 Revolution and its backlash, the June Days Uprising, earlier that year.
You are invited to make a difference in your local community against all forms of discrimination and its backlashes".
It was clear to many in the room that she was providing the missing feminine voice capable of renewing the Goddess Movement on a global level after it disappeared underground following the backlash of its New Age commercialization in the '80s.
But once the academy revealed its strong new rules, it both quieted the uproar and created a backlash of its own.
The backlash to the revelation that Thug Kitchen is written by white people has inspired a backlash of its own.
But the White House's strong lobbying has created a backlash of its own among some lawmakers.
The #jesuischarlie hashtag also received a backlash of its own with calls of "I am not Charlie" from around the world from Muslims who decried the attacks on Charlie Hebdo but found printing depictions of the Prophet Mohamed offensive.
Thicke's response has received some backlash of its own.
Thus, America passed its antitrust laws during a backlash against industrial robber barons, the core of its securities laws during a backlash against Wall Street after the 1929 stockmarket crash, and the recent Sarbanes-Oxley act during a backlash against boardroom excess.
