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    fall under three areas--strengthening voting rights, eliminating the influence of money in politics, and reforming the higher education system. A thorough discussion of each of these areas will close out this paper. First, in order to make our democracy democratic again, reforms must be passed to make it easier for ordinary people to vote. My logic here is simple--the more citizens participate, the harder it will be for elected officials to ignore their wishes and instead represent the rich.…

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    year olds voted. That means over half of the youth who could vote, didn’t vote. This essay claims that nonvoting should not be a concern, because it is a product of a healthy democracy. Voting is in the very center when it comes to participating in the American political system. It is the characteristic that defines democracy, as voting provides a link between citizen’s preferences and governmental authority (Yolaf, 366). Majority rule is ensured by voting, which allows the government to…

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    Democracy is a system of government where all citizens have the right to vote for their leaders and representatives. An informed electorate is one of the fundamental values in a democracy. One of America’s Founding Fathers Thomas Jefferson said “An enlightened citizenry is indispensable for the proper functioning of a republic. Self-government is not possible unless the citizens are educated sufficiently to enable them to exercise oversight. It is therefore imperative that the nation see to it…

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    perspective of an individual living in a democratic society. Secondly, since this paper is being written in Canada bias is unavoidable. Also, the three types of media chosen may not adequately represent media as a whole as there are many other important forms that affect a country. Future research could be done to learn more about the whole media landscape in these countries. Lastly, it is difficult to compare two countries that are so different. China is a communist country with thousands of…

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    The founding fathers built America on the foundation of a true democracy. One of democracy's main principles is a representative governments in which -all- of its people are equally embodied. However, Americas government is majorly comprised of those who do not accurately exhibit the true diversity of American society. Furthermore, Americas democracy is built on the concept of “of the people, by the people, for the people”:but, the government has shown a lack of interest in public opinion.…

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    ability transmitting information to the public rapidly. In addition, the journalism is playing a significant role in all commercial activities as well as political. Contrary to reality, journalism through social media, especially social networks is considered a tool of democracy. Through the media or social networks people can transmit information…

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    or even governmental frameworks. One ideology making an emergence now during the 21st century is deemed the term “post-truth politics”. Post-truth politics is the belief that many politicians create fake realities and blatantly lie to the people, media and other internal and external groups to receive attention and satisfaction from voters and potential supporters. This issue is brought up in the political article written…

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    protects the citizen’s in all outlets of communication. The Freedom of Speech also entails the Freedom of the Press; they both include the right to freely communicate. Freedom of the Press safeguard the right to free speech in print and broadcast media, such as books, magazines, newspapers, radio, and television. The press can…

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    chapter discusses media and democracy, the types of media’s available today, and media and communication laws. The media have a significant involvement in our modern democratic system. It is important that we know the importance of the First Amendment “freedom of the press” without this it would be difficult for our society to understand politics. The Media’s responsibilities are to research and report on important matters of government and…

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    access information, freedom to produce public media, and the freedom to converse with others. This vision has good intentions as it should deliver rapid, directed responses to censorship by authoritarian states . With a clear strategy like this, the US government has a mission of strengthening civil society by connecting individuals via social media. This event is also rather significant as…

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