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Pandemic Times

Designing and Weaving a New Post-Trump Social Fabric

Is Democracy a Figment of Our Imagination?

The Whiplash of This Week

Sharing All of Our Tomorrow’s

How to Reach Across the Aisle When You Pass the Potatoes

It Takes Two to Disagree

“I See You!”

Building Common Purpose

The Impossibility of Good Trouble

Global Happiness with Luis Gallardo

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Community//October 19, 2020

An Investment in Democracy

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Community//October 15, 2020

Light a Candle for Democracy:

Community//October 9, 2020

Make America a Democracy Again

Community//September 10, 2020

Will You Be Proud to Say, “I Voted”?

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Community//July 12, 2020

Supriya Vani in Conversation with Africa’s first woman President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and winner of Nobel Peace Prize.

Community//June 1, 2020

“I Cannot Breathe.” Non-violent Protest vs. By Any Means Necessary vs. A Third Option

Wisdom of the crowd (Dan Perry photo)

Community//May 14, 2020

Democracy revisited: Have experts had enough of the people?

View from Victoria Peak, Hong Kong

Community//March 30, 2020

Postcard from the Edge: An Uneasy Truce

Community//November 8, 2019

IMAGINED COMMUNITIES

Community//October 27, 2019

Venality vs. Haplessness: The Underlying Dialectic of American Politics

Community//June 14, 2019

Engage!

Community//May 10, 2019

Why Does The Electoral College Exist?

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