USA 250 – These Fourth-Graders Have Some Thoughts on Democracy
Maple Avenue Elementary teacher Erin Ridosko asked her students to share their thoughts on why democracy is important.
Maple Avenue Elementary teacher Erin Ridosko asked her students to share their thoughts on why democracy is important.
The U.S. founding fathers looked to a league of Indigenous nations for some of their foundational principles.
An immigrant from an authoritarian country laments our nation’s drift from the democratic ideals that make it such a beacon.
The fundamental separation of powers that has held our system together for 250 years is in crisis.
America has survived its darkest hour because of our political system, a foundation for 250 more years of prosperity.
The anniversary evokes the words of Frederick Douglass: ‘I am not included within the pale of this glorious anniversary!’
The recipe for an enduring nation: acknowledging both its imperfections and the desire to become better
Democracy is still worth fighting for when the people locked out of the system are finally let in.
A Mexican American immigration attorney has seen the recent erosion of constitution rights up close. And it’s scary.
The primary threat to America today is the belief that every election is existential to each side.