Although the Father of the Year event where George W. Bush was recognized was not political, many thought about the innocent children in Iraq, Yemen and Syria that have been killed during and after his illegitimate wars.
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.
That Was Then and This is Now
I write this in anticipation of World Refugee Day, June 20th. I would like you to read the stories of refugees today, interwoven with my own tale of a better yesterday.
Our Monsanto Family
I’m calling this post Monsanto Family because of the relationship disconnect from nature we are currently in. “Families” are not raising “organic” children.
New York Times Partners With Democracy Chronicles!
Democracy Chronicles is very proud to announce that we are now a New York Times media partner! This year we are partnering to help promote the International New York Times Athens Democracy Forum!
On Social Consciousness and the Perception of Difference
Social awareness, indignation, and compassion do not begin in any one’s singular, isolated consciousness. These move toward each one of us from everyone everywhere, gather strength within us and lift us up beyond ourselves.
A Petition For Mexican Action on Guerrero Violence
In the face of violence by public security forces and the federal state in Tlapa de Comonfort, Guerrero, before and during the last election, we invite you to sign this urgent action online
Turkey’s Successful Election As Counter To The Arab Spring
Ultimately, the successful outcomes of the elections in Turkey are a good thing given the fact that the country was able to avoid the fate of many Islamic countries during the period of the Arab spring
Protest Denouncing Mexican Narco State Militarization
The people of Dallas are gathering this evening to denounce the apparently never-ending and plain grotesque atrocities of the Mexican Narco State Government, and demanding a stop to all this Brutality.
Political Puke Island At Tompkins Square Park
I was not planning on writing a piece about Puke Island but, since it did have a political twist to it I thought the event should get some attention.
What next for National Adjunct Walkout Day?
As social media buzz for NAWD accelerated, a group of activists decided to get behind the effort too, working our union and media contacts to help push the movement into the limelight.