How Our National Narrative Led to Abolition of Slavery | Interview: Akhil Amar
Akhil Amar, Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale, joins Sarah and David for a deep dive into the constitutional battles and amendments that ended slavery, offering a preview of his forthcoming book, Born Equal: Remaking America’s Constitution, 1840–1920. The Agenda: —Exploring originalism and American identity —Our canonical texts —The Second Amendment and originalism —The evolution of constitutional interpretation —‘His errors were symmetric’ —Harriet Beecher Stowe: America’s first female superstar

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What Makes America Exceptional, with Akhil Amar

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SCOTUS Rules on Illegal Drug Users Owning Firearms

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Teach-In On America's Founding - Akhil Reed Amar - Our Jacksonian Constitution

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She Was Trying to Cut It With Scissors and The Grass Was Taller Than My Mowers

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The Constitution Turns 225 with Clarence Thomas and Akhil Amar

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Conversation with Barry Prize Winner Akhil Reed Amar

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Uncommon Knowledge: Part 1: Stephen Kotkin on Stalin’s Rise to Power

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The Trump Administration's Internal Arguments Over Habeas Corpus

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Exposing the LIES of the 20th Century | Aaron Bastani Meets Tariq Ali

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Is AI Coming for Your Job?

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Akhil Amar on Remaking America’s Constitution 1840-1920

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Relearning The Last Supper: The Mark Series pt 59 (14:12-26)

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Civil War author, Shelby Foote - Stars in Their Courses - The Gettysburg Campaign - 1994 Interview

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Don't Talk to the Police

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'Incoherent' immunity decision renders 'Constitution itself unconstitutional': Akhil Reed Amar

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The Modern History of Iran | Roy Casagranda | UNAPOLOGETIC

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Harvard Professor Explains The Rules of Writing — Steven Pinker

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Historian Timothy Snyder on ENDING Trump Nightmare FOR GOOD | PoliticsGirl

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We the People with Akhil Reed Amar

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