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right-wing
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political alignment favoring social hierarchy
"Right-wing" refers to a political alignment that favors maintaining or strengthening social hierarchy, with those on the right typically supporting traditional structures of authority and inequality. It matters because right-wing political movements significantly shape policy debates and governance around issues like economic distribution, social order, and the role of institutions in society.
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