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To make democracy work, we must be a nation of participants, not simply observers. One who does not vote has no right to complain.~Louis L'Amour

Democracy & Me Blog

  • Lessons on the History of Thanksgiving and Native American Culture
  • I Voted Today: Reflections After an Election with Resources for Civic Education
  • Does My Vote Count? The Importance of Voting in Off-Year Elections
  • Indigenous Peoples’ Day Versus Columbus Day: What is all of the Fuss About?
  • Part Five (Women’s Rights) – Can we Talk About this in Class: Unpacking Some Complexities of the Me Too Movement
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