Constitutional Crises and Cultural Narratives

This chapter examines the counter-majoritarian elements of the U.S. Constitution and their impact on political effectiveness and social justice. It critiques both historical perspectives, such as those of Thurgood Marshall, and cultural portrayals like the Hamilton musical, highlighting the complexities and limitations of the American constitutional narrative.

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