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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|
Hahrie Han: Belonging Comes Before Belief
December 3, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: church, Cincinnati, crossroads church, democracy, democratic institutions, inclusive democracy, Ohio, The Context|
Chris Matthews: The Election’s Over. Now What?
November 19, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: democracy, Donald Trump, elections, The Context|
Roberto Saba & Steven Levitsky: Elections Have Consequences—Just Ask Argentina
November 5, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Argentina, argentine democracy, argentinian democracy, democracy, Javier Milei, Juan Peron, Roberto Saba, Steven Levitsky, The Context|
Donald Moynihan: Project 2025’s Threat to Democracy | SPECIAL EPISODE
October 29, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: civil service, democracy, diversity, equity, Heritage Foundation, inclusion, Project 2025, Schedule F, The Context|
Melissa Murray: For the Supreme Court, Dobbs Was Just the Beginning
October 22, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: dobbs v Jackson, inclusive democracy, Melissa Murray, reproductive rights, Roe v Wade, The Context|
María Teresa Kumar: Latinos and America’s Promise
October 8, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: elections, inclusive democracy, latino, The Context, voter registration, voting|
Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg & Ruby Belle Booth: Will Gen Z Vote?
September 24, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Alex Lovit, circle, democracy, Gen Z, The Context, youth|
Rachel Kleinfeld: US Systems Amplify Polarization—But They Don’t Have To
September 10, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: affective polarization, democracy, democratic backsliding, political polarization, political violence, Rachel Kleinfeld, The Context|
Christine Todd Whitman: One-Party Governance is Not Healthy Democracy
August 27, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Christine Todd Whitman, election reform, elections, GOP, Senior Fellows, The Context|
Stacey Abrams: DEI Is In America’s DNA
August 13, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: democracy, diversity, equity, inclusion, Stacey Abrams, The Context|
Alexander Vindman: Stop Giving Demagogues Permission Slips
July 30, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Alexander Vindman, democracy, Donald Trump, Senior Fellows, The Context, Trump, Ukraine|
Neal Katyal: SCOTUS Is Delegitimizing Itself
July 16, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: democracy, Neal Katyal, Senior Fellows, supreme court, The Context|
Alan Jenkins & Gan Golan: Reimagining Democracy Through Art
July 2, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: 1/6, Alan Jenkins, Gan Golan, insurrection, political violence, The Context|
Kelley Robinson: Defending LGBTQ+ Rights Is Defending Democracy
June 18, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Defending Inclusive Democracy, Human Rights Campaign, Kelley Robinson, LGBTQ+, The Context|
Katherine Gehl: Elections Are Broken. How Do We Fix Them?
June 4, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: democracy, election reform, Katherine Geil, The Context, voting|
Matthew Delmont: Brown v. Board—What It Achieved and Where It Fell Short
May 21, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: Brown v Board, busing, civil rights, democracy, education, Matthew Delmont, The Context|
Martha S. Jones: History Tells Us Who We Have Been and Who We Aspire to Be
May 7, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: black women, democracy, Martha S. Jones, politics, The Context|
Justin Gest: America is Hopelessly Diverse—In the Best Way Possible
April 23, 2024
Categories: Podcasts
Tags: democracy, inclusive democracy, Justin Gest, The Context|