Opinion

As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, citizens must reflect upon the past but also take action to amplify the stories of all Americans.

The Carter Center's work on democracy and conflict resolution has gone from abroad to inside the U.S. to address polarization and help citizens disagree in productive ways.

Former Mayor Andrew Young took the work of the Civil Rights Movement to take Atlanta global. Race and class gaps continue to be struggles for communities across the U.S.

First-generation Americans posed for photos in the garb of their immigrant parents to showcase what bridges the old world from the new and what unites rather than divides us.

Americans can find inspiration in Georgia's story as citizens celebration the birth of the United States of America 250 years ago.

American civics educators perform a fundamentally important role in democracy by helping students become actualized and contributing members of democracy who value character.

Readers express concern at the lack of decency in political office and disunity among citizens.

Insurgent candidate Rick Jackson beat GOP favorite Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and made it harder for Democrats to return to the governor's mansion.

Josh Hokit’s transphobic remark about former first lady Michelle Obama deserves a deeper examination — not because it was new, but because it was familiar.

Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson shaped the course of the United States of America, but they became bitter political opponents. They both died on July 4, 1826.