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Ep. 194 Corey Brettschneider, "The Presidents and the People"
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Constitution, Slavery, and Civic Engagement
This chapter examines the historical interplay between the U.S. Constitution and slavery, noting that many Supreme Court justices were slave owners. It discusses key events such as the Dred Scott decision, the Sedition Act, and the election of Thomas Jefferson, framing them within the broader context of free speech and civic responsibility. The narrative underscores the importance of understanding the Constitution as a means for empowering citizens to engage with and challenge authority in pursuit of democratic ideals.
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