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Student reflections on #MLKDay2021

January 15, 2021 Julie Coppens 0

This year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be… different. For all kinds of reasons. Here’s a roundup of Cincinnati-area observations set for this Monday, […]

The Party of Law and Order

January 7, 2021 Julie Coppens 0

Commentary by Jean R. Pateman, Democracy & Me intern They stood outside of the Capitol and screamed “Our country!” and “You’re supposed to work for […]

Winter Break Trivia Night

December 18, 2020 Julie Coppens 0

You now officially have plans for the New Year: Democracy & Me is hosting our very own virtual Trivia Night, 7 p.m. Saturday January 2, […]

Decembrrrr: Winter Help for the Unhoused

December 9, 2020 Julie Coppens 0

By Jordan Polk, Democracy & Me Intern Remember “Winter is coming”? As we head deeper into the month of December, the motto of House Stark […]

“Freedom Friends” Election Diaries

November 4, 2020 Julie Coppens 0

As we experience, record, and later look back on significant events, personal diaries can become powerful sources—they’re the OG “first draft of history.” In turbulent […]

A Colorful Way to Get Out the Vote

September 25, 2020 Julie Coppens 0

Our friends at Art on the Streets are making it easy (and fun) to get information about voting in 2020, with these super-cool coloring pages created by […]

Episode 11: Racism: ‘It’s an Everyday Thing’

July 17, 2020 Webmaster 0

These might be some crazy times we’re living in, but for many Black Americans and other POC, experiences of racism are all too commonplace. In […]

Still from Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing

Episode 7: Talkin’ About ‘Do The Right Thing’

June 4, 2020 Webmaster 0

Since its explosive premiere in 1989, Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing has been recognized as one of the greatest films of all time. In […]

What Does Justice Look Like?

May 30, 2020 Julie Coppens 1

Since we launched this series in May 2020, in partnership with Elementz, we’ve heard from dozens of teens and young adults across the WVXU listening […]

Emma Dalton

May 8, 2020 Webmaster 0

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