Your Feed Has an Editor. You Just Don’t Know Who It Is.
Kathrine Nero For most of my career, I knew exactly who was deciding what counted as news. In a traditional TV newsroom, there was an […]
Freedom of Speech
One Nation, Under Curriculum? Thomas Jefferson, Noah Webster, and Debating Civic Education
Nathan S. French & Kenlea Barnes, Miami University Imagine walking into two American public school classrooms today. In the first classroom, students study histories of […]
What does it mean to be free? A Reflection of American Values on its 250th
As we commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, a date we use to mark the founding of the Country, the one word […]
The Freedom of Assembly: Protesting on College Campuses
On this episode of Democracy and Z, we discuss the freedom of assembly and how it has shown up recently on college campuses. Activist and […]
Amendment 1: Freedom of Speech
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the […]
Free Speech, Gun Control, and the Safety of Our Communities
Welcome to this series of Democracy & Me posts based upon current events in our schools. We invite input from teachers, students and school districts […]