The article was "wildly irresponsible," said Rick Perlstein, the author of "Nixonland," a study of the backlash against liberalism in the 1960s and '70s.
For example, explains author Joan Williams of the University of California Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco, in an interview, "although all women who behave in assertive ways risk being seen as unlikable," about half of the women who participated in the study reported experiencing backlash for behaving in a "masculine" way.
The new occupant of the White House, Richard Nixon, studied this burgeoning backlash with keen interest throughout 1969.
By Alan Burdick September 15, 2017 The study prompted a swift backlash from scientists and the L.G.B.T.Q.
In recent years, there has been a backlash against studies showing the benefits of bilingualism.
But this study in particular has generated backlash from automakers and purveyors of the electronics landing inside cars, who insist that voice-activated technologies are safe for drivers.
The Cather biographer Sharon O'Brien opened discussion of the lesbian question in a 1984 essay, prompting a wave of queer-studies readings and an inevitable backlash.
In this model, the nonlinear characteristics of the multi-staged clutch damper and the gear backlash are carefully studied.
As a backlash for the whole study, the parvalbumin-immunoreaction stopped working reliably after the switch from blind patching in an interface chamber to patching visually identified neurons in a submerged slice chamber.
Andrew Ross, director of the American studies program at New York University, sees a backlash.
This paper describes a test bed specifically designed for studying the effects of nonlinear friction, backlash, and drive train flexibility on structurally flexible electro-mechanical systems, and for developing control algorithms that will compensate for nonlinear friction, backlash, and drive train flexibility in structurally flexible electro-mechanical systems.
