Where to Debate Foreign Policy and Still Maintain the Rules By Karen Lee, DAGR Vice Chair Ed. Note: Karen Lee first heard about the DA caveat on ‘foreign policy stances’ ...

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This year’s U.S. midterm elections – now just about 250 days away – may be the most important midterms in American history. There are an estimated 7 million voting age ...

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Percival Everett, acclaimed novelist, Pulitzer Prize recipient, poet and teacher, has been writing literary fiction for the past thirty years about the varied experience of African Americans, in both past ...

PART 4: Immigration & the Climate Crisis By Rebecca Fox Graduate student in Human Rights & Migration Studies A crucial and lifetime-defining issue, the climate crisis has deep overlaps with ...

DAGR Weekly Reader W3-DEC “The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep.” ~ Carl Sandburg, ‘Stopping By Woods ...

DAGR Weekly Reader W1-DEC “Notoriety and popularity are not the same thing.” ~ David A. Graham, The Atlantic Daily, Dec 1, 2025 [Bracket these, moved to the top of the ...

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DAGR Weekly Reader W4-NOV “Be careful what you wish for!” ~ Celtic proverb California’s Solar Hack In the middle of California's Central Valley, a new way to use solar panels ...

DAGR Weekly Reader W3-NOV “That is the endgame. They do not need you to agree with them. They only need you to be too exhausted to resist.” ~ Aaron Parnas ...

PART 3 of 4: Immigration & Economic Impacts By Rebecca Fox Graduate student in Human Rights & Migration Studies America is often described as a proud nation of immigrants, and ...

DAGR's Member Survey Results A well-informed citizenry By Alkman Granitsas and Karen Lee The members of Democrats Abroad Greece represent a well-informed citizenry, which is the best defense against tyranny ...