Is democracy failing, or is it simply failing to deliver?
In this talk from TED Democracy Philadelphia, communications strategist Sally Kohn examines whether the rise of authoritarianism is a sign of democratic collapse or a signal that our current systems require a fundamental evolution.
Sally Kohn explores the tension between rising authoritarianism and the perceived failures of modern democracy. She proposes a transition to what she terms "Demostrategy 3.0," a model designed to ensure that power and opportunity are shared more equitably. This evolution is driven by a growing public demand for political and economic systems that function more effectively for the citizenry.
Source: Why Economic Inequality Is the Biggest Threat to Democracy | Sally Kohn | TED
