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America is not alone: Liberal democracy around the world is imperiled by its lack of robustness, responsiveness and deep deliberation.

For more than an hour, they told horror stories of how first the pandemic, then a period of rising crime and increased homelessness chased away customers and imperiled their livelihoods.

Bloomer says this spatial scale is meaningful for conservation planning efforts but masks the exact locations where sensitive or imperiled species were found.

Black Americans, as a people, deeply understand and carry this history and lived experience and the knowledge and burden of democracy as contingent and imperiled in our collective bodies, psyches, and memories.

The civil and human rights of racial and ethnic minorities will be imperiled, as the gains of the civil rights movements will be further undermined and rolled back.