All of us can take a big step toward a more sane Life Economy by saying “no” to debt. Working toward our financial independence in big and small ways gives us peace and freedom from the credit system and its enormous influence.
Articles by DC Authors
DC Authors articles from Democracy Chronicles writers across the globe are colleced here. And take a look at DC's Author Central page for more information about the writers and even inquire about getting involved yourself. Together, they help cover free and fair elections on every continent with a focus on American democracy.
Trump Elicits Concern for Women, Democracy and Rights
With Donald Trump’s latest chauvinist and frankly repugnant comments about abortion, I find myself reflecting upon the current state of respect and safety of women within democracies across the globe.
Outsiders Control Republican Contest After Arizona and Utah
In the end, it is a healthy sign that voters in the Republican contest are paying attention to what is happening in their party and seeing how the Republicans in Washington have not kept to their promises
Trump-eting In The “Bad Ole Days”?
When Trump says that he will “make America Great again”, someone should ask: When was the last time that he thinks America actually was “great”? Was it when blacks, latinos, Jews and women all knew their place?
At the Bernie Campaign’s Canvass Kickoff in Brooklyn
At 8th Street off 3rd Avenue in Brooklyn yesterday hundreds of people gathered to show support for their Presidential candidate Bernie (or is it now Birdie Sanders) and take part in massive neighborhood canvassing
Record Democratic Primary Voting Turnout is Healthy Sign
It is important to see that people are taking the democratic process of voicing their beliefs through the ballot box seriously by showing up in such large numbers and caring about their party’s direction.
The Influences Undertaken
When the self-righteousness with which we allow ourselves to be carried along crowns the influences undertaken, let’s remember that “air is no less heavy because we do not detect its weight.”
No Jail Time Suggested For NYPD’s Peter Liang
NYPD cop Peter Liang, who killed Akai Gurley, may not get any jail time but instead six months probation even though Liang was found guilty of 2nd degree manslaughter
On Compulsory Voting: A Roadmap to Political Legitimacy
Australia is one of the few democratic governments legally enforcing the voting of all citizens. The law – active since 1912 – has resulted in Australia having one of the most politically engaged societies in the world.
Rally Against Donald Trump in New York City
One-thousand to two-thousand New Yorkers rallied in New York City this weekend to protest the ongoing hate speech of Donald Trump. What makes it even more amazing is that mainstream media keeps helping to promote his hate.