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What must U.S. do to sustain its democracy?


Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Recent months have been tumultuous for U.S. democracy, in ways that are both novel and yet also connected to conflicts seen throughout the country’s past. MIT News spoke to several of the Institute’s political scientists and historians, and asked them: What must the U.S. do to sustain the health of its democracy?
Melissa Nobles, the Kenan Sahin Dean of the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, and professor of political science:
Americans must collectively affirm that democracy is “the only game in town,” and that we are now a multiracial democracy. To be sure, the path to full democracy has been fiercely contested. After Congress passed the 15th Amendment to the Constitution in 1870, it was another 95 years before Congress passed the Voting Rights Act in 1965, in response to the civil rights movement. ....

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Commentary: Lower rates for longer mean a drastic rethink on funding


Commentary: Lower rates for longer mean a drastic rethink on funding
Teresa Ghilarducci
Teresa Ghilarducci
Although President Joe Biden s administration is raising hopes for a substantial stimulus package, economic forecasts are still sour.
Major banks and the International Monetary Fund are predicting slower economic growth in 2021 so that the recession that started in February 2020 is looking more likely to linger.
And even though the average American household is accumulating cash average savings rates are sky high, 12.9% in November it is more than likely this is savings from the first round of stimulus checks and not long-term savings dedicated to retirement. ....

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