Civic education is not about opinions. It is the disciplined study of how power is structured, limited, and exercised. A democracy survives only when citizens understand the architecture that governs them.
How US law recognizes ethnic groups is not a vibe-based debate. It is a classification problem governed by equal protection rules, strict scrutiny triggers, and limits on government preference.
Founders can shape an institution without controlling it. Learn how boards, ownership rights, governing documents, executive roles, and delegated powers determine where institutional authority actually lives.
