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reckoning

[rek-uh-ning] / ˈrɛk ə nɪŋ /


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Long condemned as a traitor, Malinche is being reimagined as a brilliant Indigenous survivor whose intelligence and resilience helped shape Mexico, amid a feminist and cultural reckoning that is rewriting her place in history.

From Los Angeles Times

For Western brands that built their China strategies on the assumption of an ever-expanding luxury market, the reckoning has arrived.

From Barron's

What started as a somewhat academic fear of an AI reckoning for white-collar workers is now starting to seem a little more tangible — at least in the eyes of Wall Street.

From MarketWatch

There is, after all, a reckoning for Maria’s situation we can’t help but keep in the back of our mind.

From Los Angeles Times

She said the government had "not done enough" adding: "This has to be the moment of reckoning."

From BBC