With the election season on us, we've been wanting to talk about what it means to be a citizen today and perhaps what it should mean. We compare ideas of previous societies about what a citizen is and dissect some words from some important US figures about the idea of the citizen and our responsibilities not just to ourselves and our inner circle but to humanity as a whole.

As always, we look for your involvement in our conversations.

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