A More Ecological Democracy: Native American Vision for Better Government, with Randy Woodley | Ep. 143
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Forrest Inslee discusses the need for a more inclusive and equitable form of governance by learning from Indigenous practices with guest Randy Woodley.
Send us a voice note In this episode, Forrest Inslee talks with Randy Woodley, reflecting on the historical context of democracy in America and emphasizing the need to learn from Indigenous practices that prioritize cooperation and community over competition. He critiques the current political landscape, expressing frustration with Congress's dysfunction and the erosion of democratic principles, while advocating for a return to a more inclusive and equitable form of governance: a truer democr...
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