Question

can you explain two ways in which you think advising affect uses of equality in a
democracy

Answer 1

For many of us, the notion of “democracy” is buried in school textbooks or is something that only happens once a year when we vote. We don’t often realize that we can change the status quo – we can define for ourselves what democracy means for us. We can have a role in influencing decisions that affect us on a regular basis – not just when we vote.
 
People across the country are coming together to share their ideas and opinions with others and to work together to create better communities on a wide range of issues such as education, food security, racial equity, community-police relations, and building prosperity. We asked people working towards change in several communities what democracy

Answer 2

1.) It improves quality of decision making
2.) Advising itself helps democracy to correct the mistakes