Two Hong Kong-born artists in Canada are leading a pro-democracy online art project: “be water: collected memories of our hong kong.”
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This Democracy Culture archive combines interesting culture, lifestyle, celebrities, weird news, and humor related to democracy. Democracy is a part of nature itself, a way of group decision making that is revolutionary in its application to political power. Democracy exists as part of our culture and is reflected in surprising ways throughout. These stories highlight the many expressions of democracy in everyday life. Also see our Political Art section.
Innovative Election Law Clinic Launches At Harvard Law School
Harvard Law School has announced a new Election Law Clinic aimed among other things at providing students with litigation experience.
Celebrity Caitlyn Jenner Explores Run For California Governor
Caitlyn Jenner, a former reality TV star, is reportedly meeting with political advisors as she considers bid for governor of California.
State Persecution Against Women Journalists Rises Globally
Legal persecution is now one of the most potent tools to silence the press in many democracies. Women journalists are particularly targeted.
Iran Spy TV Show Ignites Controversy For 2nd Season
A fabled Iranian TV spy thriller has resurfaced again, attracting the wrath of government officials and complaints from viewers.
MLB All-Star Game Yanked From Georgia Over Voting Law
Major League Baseball has left Georgia over new voting law. The bill has been critiqued for stripping black communities of voting rights.
Artists ‘Raise Three Fingers’ In Support Of Myanmar Protesters
Artists from all over the world have joined a movement called “Raise Three Fingers” to support Myanmar’s anti-coup protesters.
The American Civil War As Case Study In Democracy Breakdown
A recent research paper examines America’s polarization in historical context by looking at its last democracy breakdown: the Civil War.
Share Your Opinions At The Workplace – For The Sake Of Democracy
Some studies, particularly in the U.S., have confirmed the correlation between workplace participation and democratic participation.
A Brief History of Presidential Campaigns by Vice Presidents
When it came to announcing their presidential campaigns, the vast majority of current or former vice presidents followed a similar schedule.