Personhood: How do our amendments define it?

As we wrap up Black History Month, let’s take some time to look at the evolution of what it has meant to be a “person” in the United States.

What beliefs have informed the various perspectives on whose lives, liberty, happiness, and opinions matter?
What values are reflected in the way our system has awarded rights and privileges according to characteristics such as race, gender, and age?
Have we finally achieved equality for all? And if not, in what ways are some of us unequal?
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