“Restricting Peaceful protest is a danger to our Democracy” by Verina Hunt @ “Georgia State University”
The idea of protest evokes images of minorities taking a public stand or groups that are outside the mainstream protesting for basic civil...
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Combatting a Taboo: considering Alternatives to Democracy? – By Mathias PENGUILLY @ Georgia State University
After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, we have been conditioned to believe that democracy was eternal and that no other...
American Protectionism and Democratic Erosion by Ra’Shad Johnson @Georgia State University
The truth is the United States has never been a truly free trade country, that is allowing other countries free access to US trade markets....
Losing the Plot: Democracy is the Solution, not the Problem by Sam Sharman @ Georgia State University
As academics, pundits, and causal observers respond to widespread democratic erosion across the western world, many have argued that to counter...
Will Racial Disparities Lead to Democratic Erosion? by Eseosa Osayi @ Georgia State University
Racial Disparities & Democratization The racial disparities in the criminal justice system seem to be covert, but with research can easily be...
The Art of the Compromise (?): A Playbook by Sam Sharman @ Georgia State University
To personally experience the issues of polarization discussed throughout this course, my class split into groups of five with the goal of...
“Mission Accomplished!”: Donald Trump’s Use of Social Media as a Tool of Distraction by Judson Elsholz @ Georgia State University
President Donald J. Trump’s use of social media, namely Twitter, has set a surprising new precedence for administrative communications in the...
No More Parking Lot Gun Sales
The second amendment of the Bill of Rights does cause much controversy today. In modern American politics there are debates...
An Interesting Discussion about Immigration by Jonathan Gadea @ Georgia State University
I will be writing about my experience in class discussing the issue of immigration, among my fellow classmates. It was a very interesting...