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A series of programs and policies implemented in the US during the 1930s to stabilize livelihoods and redistribute risk.
has reshaped the American conversation about by normalizing the label, channeling –style social-democratic demands into mainstream presidential politics, and catalyzing a new generation of elected pro...
in the is best understood as a set of policy goals—universal health care, strong welfare programs, labor empowerment and public ownership ambitions—rather than a single completed system, and several l...
The Republican Party began the post–Civil War era as the party most closely associated with Black voting rights and Reconstruction-era enforcement of the 13th–15th Amendments, but over the ensuing cen...