May 22, 2020

Interpreting the Constitution

May 22, 2020/ Andy Zehner

Interpreting the Constitution

The Constitution means what it says, and people shouldn’t pretend otherwise. If the Constitution says you can’t, you can’t!

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A Citizen's Syllabus

“A truly robust civic education must encompass the full suite of aptitudes necessary for good citizenship. These include a grasp of the history and theory of democracy . . . and critical reasoning skills that help to distinguish true information from false. Other vital elements in good citizenship: a commitment to values such as tolerance and equality that provide standards against which to hold policymakers and policies to account, and a disposition directed toward cooperation and action.”

Johns Hopkins University President Ronald Daniels

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