regressive stance
[rɪˈɡresɪv stæns]
nounpl: regressive stances
posição regressiva
1. A political, social, or ideological position that advocates returning to earlier or outdated policies, practices, or values; opposition to progress or modernization
The politician's regressive stance on education policy drew criticism from progressive groups.
A posição regressiva do político sobre política educacional atraiu críticas de grupos progressistas.
2. An attitude or policy that moves backward in terms of social advancement, rights, or development
Environmental advocates condemned the government's regressive stance on climate change regulations.
Os defensores do meio ambiente condenaram a posição regressiva do governo sobre regulamentações de mudanças climáticas.
This term is frequently used in Brazilian and American political discourse to critique policies perceived as opposing social, environmental, or economic progress. In Brazil, it's commonly invoked in debates about labor rights, education, and social welfare. In the USA, it appears regularly in discussions about civil rights, healthcare, and environmental policy.
NYC Slang
backward move, going back in time, anti-woke position
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