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Democracy CultureThis 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.

What Does Batman Say About Criminal Justice in America?

by DC Editors - March 24, 2022

What Does Batman Say About Criminal Justice in America?

Most superheroes, including Batman, embody the idea that there is a higher type of justice that exists outside of the law.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Celebrity Politics, Political Artwork

Ancient Mexican City Reveals Social Roots Of Democracy

by DC Editors - March 10, 2022

Ancient Mexican City Reveals Social Roots Of Democracy

The ability of that city to prosper was partly due to a shared social structure that provided economic opportunity to immigrants.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Central America, Election History, Mexico

Poetry – And Democracy – In Motion

by DC Editors - March 8, 2022

Poetry - And Democracy - In Motion

What do I love about buses? Repetition…, eavesdropping too. I love watching the glass shelters of bus stops sail by like diving bells.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Political Artwork

57 Years After The Selma Voting Rights Act March

by DC Editors - March 8, 2022

57 Years After The Selma Voting Rights Act March

The Voting Rights Act is linked to the events of Bloody Sunday, what preceded them, and what we as a nation should have learned from them.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: African-American Voting Rights, African-Americans and Democracy, Civil Rights Era, Election History, Minority Voting Rights

Brain Activity Differentiates Changing Mind Based On Social Influences

by DC Editors - March 8, 2022

Brain Activity Differentiates Changing Mind Based On Social Influences

A new study at University of Freiburg has characterized brain activity that occurs when we are socially influenced to change our minds.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Election Science

Why Switzerland Remains At The Heart Of Corruption In Sport

by DC Editors - March 2, 2022

Why Switzerland Remains At The Heart Of Corruption In Sport

Despite Switzerland looking into allegations of corruption in FIFA and IOC which it hosts, and despite improvements, problems remain.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Celebrity Politics, Europe, Switzerland, Worldwide Corruption

Social Media Apps In China Ban Jokes About Ukraine

by DC Editors - February 28, 2022

Social Media Apps In China Ban Jokes About Ukraine

Against the backdrop of Russian invasion, major Chinese social media apps said they are clamping down on misinformation on Ukraine.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Asia, China, Europe, Journalism and Free Speech, Political Comedy, Russia, Social Media and Democracy, Ukraine

How China’s Economic Power Leads To Self-Censorship In Hollywood

by DC Editors - February 23, 2022

How China's Economic Power Leads To Self-Censorship In Hollywood

Wall Street Journal reporter Erich Schwartzel argues that today’s Hollywood blockbusters are now tailored to appeal to Chinese audiences.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Asia, China, Political Artwork

Famed Comedy Troupe Closes Amid Bitter Political Division

by DC Editors - February 22, 2022

Famed Comedy Troupe Closes Amid Bitter Political Division

Despite surviving several decades, Washington’s popular comedy, Capitol Steps, suffered in the face of intense political divide.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Political Comedy

Phil Mickelson’s Work At Saudi-Sponsored Golf Tour Criticized

by DC Editors - February 22, 2022

Phil Mickelson’s Work At Saudi-Sponsored Golf Tour Criticized

Phil Mickelson set off a backlash Thursday with remarks he made during an interview about exploring a golf tour sponsored by the Saudis.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Celebrity Politics, Dictatorships, Middle East, Saudi Arabia

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Kenyan 'Cartooning For Peace' To Draw Africa Towards Democracy Kenyan ‘Cartooning For Peace’ To Draw Africa Towards Democracy (5/17/2022) - Cartooning is an art that has been playing a major role in illustrating stories in…
The Effect of Television Advertising in US Elections The Effect of Television Advertising in US Elections (5/4/2022) - Broadcast advertising may determine the winner in at least some contests, influencing government composition and…
Political Ads Are Allowed To Mislead You, Designed To Do So Political Ads Are Allowed To Mislead You, Designed To Do So (4/16/2022) - Political advertising is a crucial component of any election. Many, however, are unaware that these…
What Does Batman Say About Criminal Justice in America? What Does Batman Say About Criminal Justice in America? (3/24/2022) - Most superheroes, including Batman, embody the idea that there is a higher type of justice…
Popular Tibetan Singer Dies Of Self-Immolation Protest Popular Tibetan Singer Dies Of Self-Immolation Protest (3/15/2022) - Tsewang Norbu, 25, famous Tibetan singer died of self-immolation on 25 February this year protesting…
Election Officials Scrambling For ‘I Voted' Stickers Amid Paper Shortage Election Officials Scrambling For ‘I Voted’ Stickers Amid Paper Shortage (3/8/2022) - As voters begin to cast ballots in 2022 primaries, the election industry has been scrambling to get enough paper…
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Why The Marcos Family Is So Infamous In The Philippines Why The Marcos Family Is So Infamous In The Philippines (5/12/2022) - Ferdinand Marcos Jr, nicknamed "Bongbong", is poised to be the next leader of the Philippines,…
DiCaprio, Ruffalo Urge Brazilians To Vote, Irking Bolsonaro DiCaprio, Ruffalo Urge Brazilians To Vote, Irking Bolsonaro (5/6/2022) - Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Mark Ruffalo joined other celebrities making a final push for…
Dr. Oz Seeks To Make History In US Senate Bid Dr. Oz Seeks To Make History In US Senate Bid (4/16/2022) - Trump's endorsement of Dr. Oz in the U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania adds a new…
What Does Batman Say About Criminal Justice in America? What Does Batman Say About Criminal Justice in America? (3/24/2022) - Most superheroes, including Batman, embody the idea that there is a higher type of justice…
Why Switzerland Remains At The Heart Of Corruption In Sport Why Switzerland Remains At The Heart Of Corruption In Sport (3/2/2022) - Despite Switzerland looking into allegations of corruption in FIFA and IOC which it hosts, and…