Reevaluating the U.S. Constitution

This chapter critiques the U.S. Constitution as an undemocratic document, examining its historical roots and implications for contemporary society. It discusses the tension between democratic ideals and the interests of socio-economic elites, highlighting systemic inequalities and the exclusion of marginalized groups. Through a historical lens, the chapter calls for a rethinking of American national identity and democratic processes, advocating for broader inclusivity and engagement in governance.