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Follow the pursuit of democracy from the Revolutionary War through recurring cycles of...
Specials
Kevin Elliot, professor at Yale and author of "Democracy for Busy People," joins.
A law professor explains the U.S. Supreme Court's 2023 decision on Moore v. Harper.
Yale historian Joanne Freeman reflects on the anniversary of the Jan. 6 attacks.
Professor Archon Fung joins to discuss how to restore faith in our electoral system.
Extras
Diplomat Richard Haass outlines ten habits to help citizens preserve American democracy.
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The January 6 Capitol Riots revealed that democracy is more fragile than many realized.
Explore issues from the American Revolution to civil rights and the 2021 Capitol riot
Representative Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) Discusses January 6, 2021 with Margaret Hoover.
Experts discuss one of American democracy’s biggest vulnerabilities: race relations.
The U.S. wasn’t the first democracy, nor is it the first nation to have issues with it.
“The fiercest fights of our history have been to keep other people from voting.”
Experts recall instances of violence throughout history aimed at crippling the Republic.
Experts discuss the long history of the two political parties in the U.S.
Experts discuss times in history when the nation and democracy were at the brink.
Experts discuss the worldwide erosion of democracy in recent years.
Experts examine how new media and social media are changing politics and journalism norms