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Dr. Wornie Reed advocates for a U.S. Shadow Cabinet to counter anti-democratic trends, drawing inspiration from England’s system and the historic Black Cabinet. This approach would provide a structured, ongoing critique of government policies while educating the public on alternative solutions.

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