White Collar Crime: Jennifer Taub

White Collar Crime: Jennifer Taub

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Right-Wing Women Are Mobilized: Katie Gaddini

We discuss the enthusiasm for civic engagement by right-wing women, which translates to power and victory at the ballot box. Katie's civic action toolkit recommendations are: 1) Research and know the issues on your ballot 2) Vote in local elections Katie Gaddini is a sociologist, ...  Show more

The Gerontocracy Problem: Samuel Moyn

We discuss the overlooked and insidious complications from gerontocracy in American democracy. Sam's civic action toolkit recommendations are: 1) Think of democracy as a political form for transient human beings 2) Evangelize one of these ideas: age quotas, tax code reform, or ca ...  Show more

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