Neighbor, got a Cup of Sugar?
Ingredients to create the sweet taste of democracy for the 21st century
Just like the ingredients that make a cake delicious, claiming liberty and the rule of law is like using wholesome ingredients to bake all kinds of cake. At Cup of Sugar, we think about and advocate for laws and policies that fulfill the ideals stated in the Declaration of Independence. Like the hellos & chats that happen when borrowing a Cup of Sugar from a neighbor, we notice how life in America is going. We choose active citizenship, decency, and humanity. Together, we the people are making America more beautiful for all.
Let’s take a minute to contrast and compare the 17 grievances against King George III charged in the Declaration of Independence and the actions of today’s president. Here are eight.
Do you know someone who says they are not political? Someone who is too swamped with work or family to pay close attention? (And anyway, it's all too upsetting.)
“My idea of freedom involves creating the conditions for good fortune for as many people as possible. And then, within the expansive frontiers of a shared borderland of the unpredictable, we thrill to the elevating grace of the individual.”
—Timothy Snyder
It’s easy. You know what tastes good to you!
Freedom makes everything possible, from the fun of jokes to maintained highways.
What values of freedom do you hold close?
What’s your recipe for staying calm during political turbulence? (One distraction we love is swing dance competitions on YouTube.)
Share your recipe!

