After Chalk demonstrator Jeff Olson’s acquittal, supporters still plan to protest and celebrate. Jeff Olson supporters plan protests in San Diego and Bremerton, WA.
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.
What Happened to Our Dream of Freedom?
Adam Curtis is an English award-earning, film maker who made the film, “The Trap: What Happened to Our Dream of Freedom”
Open Letter to Obama: Visit Guantanamo Next
Open Letter to Obama: You prosecuted whistleblowers who are otherwise heroes for exposing government crimes
Occupy Wall Street and the Discontent of Nations
The Occupy Wall Street are the beginning of a much broader movement that is taking the entire world by storm: a Discontent of Nations
Congress Sets State Application Count As Zero
No rules exist for state applications for an Article V Convention count but Congress sets state application count law mandating delegate election
Segregation and Sweden: Racism in the Nordic Supermodel
The riots that have shaken the Nordic Supermodel lately are not what’s wrong with Sweden but rather they are an omen of inevitable change
New Constitution With Marijuana and Hemp Legalization
Why a new Constitution is our country’s best hope and why Marijuana and Hemp legalization is our second best
How American Democracy Has Suffered Since 9/11
American democracy has suffered by placing our security over our freedom puts security of our nation at threat
Ethiopia and Egypt are at Loggerheads Over Dam
Ethiopia and Egypt have mired Somalia in unnecessary invasions and conflicts orchestrated by outsiders making the country unable to utilize her resources
How America Can Upgrade to a Better Democracy
After reading John Amaruso’s excellent article about the fixing democracy and the Constitution it occurred to me that my (very long) comment might make a good article.