When you think of a single party state, you think of repressive regimes where opposition is outlawed and citizens have only the semblance of democracy in elections. But in dozens of states and thousands of communities nationwide, we, in America, have a defacto single party system
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Learning From the Evolution of Education in the Animal Kingdom
Education is more than reading, writing, and arithmetic. It is one of the most important investments a society can make in its people and its future and is critical to reducing poverty and inequality. This lesson from mammalian education is quite fundamental.
Supporting Bill Maher’s Crusade for Election Reform
Bill Maher’s crusade is direct attack on members of Congress who benefit from system of perpetual incumbency and special interest influence is an issue that members of the election reform community hope will become a campaign issue
Ukraine Protest in Kiev Continue to Build
Nation is seeking to decide which way it wants to move in terms of whether to stay in the sphere of influence of the Soviet Union or make a move more toward Europe and the EU, regarding policies of economics, debt and trade amid growing Ukraine protest in Kiev.
Here’s Something Fast and Simple
McDonald’s Corp. spent more than $500,000 in 2012 on federal campaign contributions. In 2013, they have spent close to $2,000,000 on lobbying. And what do they get in return? A wage where their workers need to depend on government spending to support themselves and their families.
Syrian Revolution Opponents Meet Face to Face for First Time
Bitter Syrian revolution opponents meet for the first time in the nearly three year long civil war in Geneva, Switzerland amid no cessation in hostilities. The topics of discussion in the meeting included the delivery of aid to the civilians who were caught up in the violence.
Can You Fund an Election Reform Film by Crowdfunding?
Making an election reform film based on crowdfunding takes a community that is hungry for change. If we can get proper funding to support the marketing of our documentary, “The Design of a Broken System”, its reach and impact will be amplified enormously.
Adjunct Equality: Celebrating Successes and Moving Forward
Today, I want to publicly celebrate some the people who are working for adjuncts, and highlight a few of the victories that have taken place during the 2013 year, as well as point to places where there is already momentum to start 2014.
We Need Your Help to Fund an Election Reform Film
The Design of a Broken System aims to take the issue of ELECTION REFORM and present it in a concise way that analyzes the current system and proposes alternatives which are advocated by our country’s leading analysts and researchers.
What’s That Tuition Check Paying For?
Before you sign that first tuition check, find out how many adjuncts your university or college employs. Then ask the administration how much those adjunct faculty members are paid and how well they are supported. Then ask why you’re writing such a big check.