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iCitizenForum vodcasts, produced by Colonial Williamsburg, are designed to provoke discussion about today’s issues of self-government and provide a greater understanding of the role of citizens in a democratic republic.
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iCitizenForum’s mission is to foster civic responsibility by engaging a diverse community which, guided by the values and principles of the inventors of democracy, participates in the exploration of citizenship issues. Colonial Williamsburg advances the understanding of the responsibilities we share as national and world citizens. Online debate encourages participants to consider their obligations to one another as members of a global body politic
Visit www.icitizenforum.com to join the discussion.
iCitizenForum’s mission is to foster civic responsibility by engaging a diverse community which, guided by the values and principles of the inventors of democracy, participates in the exploration of citizenship issues. Colonial Williamsburg advances the understanding of the responsibilities we share as national and world citizens. Online debate encourages participants to consider their obligations to one another as members of a global body politic
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The Dream Generation - Rev. Yearwood, iCitizenForum
Will the current generation be able to fulfill Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream of peace and equality? We spoke to the Reverend Lennox Yearwood, founder and CEO of the Hip Hop Caucus, about how new forms of engagement such as "hip hop politics" can help eradicate division and partisanship in the 21st Century.
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