By Isaac Saidel-Goley* In honor of Constitution Day, I reflect on what I have learned from countless pages of constitutional law cascading from a brief document that I have had the privilege to spend the past few years of my life studying. I have learned that the Constitution is not, and has never been, perfect. Not even close. It was crafted by flawed framers and has been interpreted by imperfect jurists. It has enshrined slavery; condoned segregation; authorized the involuntary …
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