A Democracy, If You Can Keep It
James TraubInstead of whining about the crisis of democracy, I explore real solutions to it.
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On Sunday I published an Op-Ed in the New York Times in which I asked whether, given the depravity of our civic culture, “public schools should continue to regard the moral development of children as a purely private matter.” They need not,...
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