Miss Constitution knows that you all have heard that human nature does not really change, and that history often repeats itself. This is true. The Founders who wrote the United States Constitution tried to create a structure through reason

As if parallel to life in the United States today, the funeral of John Lewis in Georgia was a combination of the appropriately respectful, the historically accurate, the politically cheap, and the philosophically questionable. For some reason, we are

Last week Miss Constitution distinguished the sincere efforts in the 1960’s for equal protection of the law for black Americans from the attacks on our culture and economic system that seem to be woven together in one tapestry. It

Miss Constitution has posited the abstruse proposition that abstracts stated as reality and repeated constantly can become “true” whether or not there is a correspondence between the abstract and reality itself. Last week she applied this to the notions

Miss Constitution intends to move the discussion from the abstract to the real. She has called abstract concepts involving social justice issues “clouds” that involve the theoretical, not the actual. Many in today’s very communicative world talk about “equality”

When all is said and done all the slogans we see on signs or hear in chants ultimately go to how to achieve social justice in America. The word “equal” and “equality” are thrown around, but they do not