What the Election Result Dispute Means for Indonesian Democracy by Jenny W. Xiao
Early results of the 2019 Indonesian elections indicate that President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has secured a second term in office. A quick vote...
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Engaging With The Community By Kenya Shaw
Over my spring break, I went to a political event called “How Journalists and The Public Shape our Democracy.” This political event was held in...
Donald Trump Called the Mueller Investigation a “Coup.” Here’s Why that Rhetoric is so Dangerous by Emily Morrison
In an appearance on Fox New's Hannity, Donald Trump continued to escalate his attacks on any attempts at oversight of his administration. Trump,...
An “Unusual” Type of Left Wing Member by Loredana Iacovelli
Throughout a diverse crowd full of women, my eyes were brought to focus on one particular person who you would think was there with the opposite...
Women’s Equality by Brieana Burke
On March 9, 2019, I attended a democratic meeting for Cobb county called Donuts with Democrats, at the Smyrna Community Center. I was very...
The American Media: Friend or Foe?
Cable News: War of Ideology By Lukus Berber The University of Chicago American democracy has never been easy. Americans today have evolved since...
A Tradition of Empowerment: The Georgia League of Women Voters by Sara Rosendorf
For this blog post, I will be covering a “digital event” while currently residing in Utrecht, the Netherlands. I will explore the works done by...
The Core of Democracy in a Community by Baylee Gunnells
The Core of Democracy in a Community The input that a community has in programs and services that are offered by the county presents the...
Day at the Georgia Capitol by Zyion Butts
Remember the song about Bills? From Schoolhouse rock? That’s exactly what I was thinking while walking through the Georgia Capitol on Crossover...