Exploring Historical Figures and the Constitution

This chapter delves into the personal shortcomings of a historical figure who recognized the immorality of slavery but maintained his lifestyle, leading to consequences like the situation with Sally Hemings. The conversation discusses the irony in the Constitution and the use of animal products in ink during that time. Additionally, it recounts the story of Harry Byrne, a state legislator whose vote in favor of the 19th Amendment was influenced by his mother, Feb Burne.