The Democratic Constitution Blog
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Daniel Lazare on Constitutional Change and Lessons from the French Revolution
Oath of the Tennis Court: the deputies of the third estate meeting in the tennis court at the Château of Versailles, swearing not to disperse until a constitution is assured. Etching by L-F. Couché after J. L. David.
Another Signpost
In “US Constitution: Hiding in Plain Sight,” Daniel Lazare noted the difference between the Constitution’s preamble and what comes next.
Van Gosse on the First Reconstruction, Antebellum Historiography, and the New Left
The transcript of this episode can be accessed by clicking the transcript button below the title. All other episodes are available on YouTube and Apple Podcasts.
Attacks on Voting Rights Make Proportional Representation Necessary
Last month, the Supreme Court heard arguments in Louisiana v. Callais, a case that many observers fear will erode what remains of the 1965 Voting Rights Act (VRA). “The stakes of this case are enormous,” said a lawyer for the American Civil...
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