The Speaker Series that Serves Up Open Discussion between Students and Leaders for Social Change
Our Mission
The purpose of Dining with Democracy is to facilitate discussion, debate, and dialogue about important contemporary political and social issues in a participatory atmosphere, and to bring the leaders of today to inspire the leaders of tomorrow.
The Dining with Democracy lecture series takes place 7 p.m. Dinner with the guest speaker precedes the lecture at 5:30 p.m.
Want to DINE with Democracy? Email Amy Jasper to have dinner before the event, catered by Pitzer's Shakedown Cafe! This dinner is open to ANYONE affiliated with any Claremont College. |
The Honorable Kimba Wood
Thursday, April 17
Past Speakers
John Hueston
“Ken Lay is Alive: Why Enron Still Matters”
Thursday, March 27
Peter Hart
“Unscrewing the Spin: Fairness and Accuracy in Our Media”
March 11
M1
“Hip Hop and the History of the Black Panther Party”
February 27
Chalmers Johnson
“Can We End the American Empire Before It Ends Us?"
Jan 31
Will Parrish
"How I Learned to Start Worrying and Oppose the Bomb"
December 6
Anthony Pico, Youth Foster Care Advocate
"I Don't Give a %*#! What You Say, I'm Gonna Raise Hell"
November 8
The Yes Men
"Criticizing the Powerful with a Middle Finger and a Smile"
October 25
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