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Erosion of Media Freedom is a Sign of Things to Come in Zambia

Ohio State University

Over the past decades, Zambia has been met with democratic erosion that has spread around the globe. Many aspects of a once functioning democracy are being pulled back such as media freedoms,...

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Local Governments Still Embody What it Truly Means to be Democratic

Ohio State University

As Americans who value democracy, we frequently want to be able to directly sit down with our representatives and voice our opinions and be able to have civil discussion on the actions we should...

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Could Packing the Supreme Court be the Beginning of the End?

Ohio State University

If one day, the president of the United States decided to absolve the Supreme Court it is safe to say most citizens would be concerned about the health of the democracy. Throughout the 21st century,...

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