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progressivism

[pruh-gres-uh-viz-uhm] / prəˈgrɛs əˌvɪz əm /


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Democrats have dubbed the Republicans' dangerous bill as the "Politics Over Parents Act" and emphasized that the bill is not about schools forcing progressivism onto children.

From Salon

I personally like the term “Great Awokening,” which evokes the new progressivism’s roots in Protestantism — but obviously secular progressives find it condescending.

From Seattle Times

It’s that his interventions in Hungarian cultural life, the attacks on liberal academic centers and the spending on conservative ideological projects, are seen as examples of how political power might curb progressivism’s influence.

From New York Times

It, like many other good things, must, however, be saved from today’s profoundly retrogressive progressivism.

From Washington Post

In a city that prides itself on its progressivism, the push for justice has, in general terms, enjoyed broad support.

From New York Times