Constitutional Inadequacies and Political Polarization

This chapter examines the limitations of the Constitution amid a shifting political landscape shaped by post-World War II liberalism and critical theory reinterpretations. It highlights the role of echo chambers in societal polarization and the need for open dialogue, while discussing the influence disparities between left and right movements in the digital age.

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