About the Author: Alex Lovit

Gábor Scheiring: Saving Democracy Is about Saving People
March 25, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Alex Lovit, Democracy, Democracy around the Globe, Fellows, Gábor Scheiring, Global Fellows, The Context|
“One Nation Under a Groove”: Funkadelic’s Lessons for Democracy
March 12, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: Alex Lovit, authoritarianism, Democracy, Democracy and the Arts, From Many, We, George Clinton, Parliament-Funkadelic|
Adam Goodman: Why Are Politicians Obsessed with Mass Deportations?
March 11, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Adam Goodman, Alex Lovit, The Context|
Donald Trump Is Scared of Us
February 28, 2025
Categories: Blog Series
Tags: diversity, donald trump, equity, From Many, We, ICE, inclusion, inclusive democracy, Project 2025|
Madiba Dennie: The Constitutional Crisis You’re Not Hearing About
February 25, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Alex Lovit, Democracy, dobbs v Jackson, Inclusive Constitutionalism, Jury Nullification, Madiba Dennie, Originalism, roe v wade, supreme court, The Context, Women's Health|
William J. Barber II: How an Anti-Poverty Movement Makes Extremists Tremble
February 11, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: class, Democracy, inequality, poverty, Senior Fellows, The Context, wealth, William J. Barber II|
Jeffrey Winters: How to Beat Oligarchs at Their Own Game
January 28, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: campaign finance, citizens united, Democracy, inequality, Jeffrey Winters, oligarchs, oligarchy, taxation, The Context, wealth|
Anthea Butler: What’s Gone Wrong with Evangelical Christianity?
January 14, 2025
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Alex Lovit, Anthea Butler, Defending Democracy, Defending Inclusive Democracy, Democracy, diversity, institutions, religion, The Context|
Special Episode: How Novels Defend Democracy
December 31, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Alex Lovit, David Pepper, Defending Democracy, Defending Inclusive Democracy, Democracy, diversity, institutions, James Comey, stacey abrams, The Context|
Donald Moynihan: Friction, Frustrations, and Fear in Government Bureaucracies
December 17, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: administration, administrative burdens, bureaucracy, chevron deference, child tax credit, Democracy, diversity, earned income tax credit, institutions, loper bright, The Context|