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College Campuses Are the Laboratories of Democracy
States have historically been characterized as "laboratories of democracy," to quote Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis...
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Lessons From the Ground Up: Building Volunteer Organizations
The only way to learn is by doing, but contained here are the approaches that most helped me to build a civic organization.
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The John Lewis VRA Should be Adopted
Voting threads our greatest civic aspirations to actionable change. Now is the time to reaffirm those aspirations.
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University Administrators Shutter Doors
While speaking at the American School Administrators Convention in 1957, John Kennedy spoke of how varied perspectives are crucial to government...
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A Refusal to Cooperate
China's concealment during the COVID-19 outbreak and strained global relations reveal how Western alienation has fueled tensions, affecting cooperation and global stability.
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Populism vs. Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the shortcomings of populist leaders like Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro, whose dismissive responses and weakened governance structures have contributed to severe outbreaks. It highlights the limitations of anti-government rhetoric in handling real crises and the implications for the future of populism.