The iconic words by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence proclaim that we are all created equal. Is that actually true? How does equity play into it? What about slavery? Did they believe all men are created equal when they wrote the 3/5ths Clause? Mr. Constitution, Douglas V. Gibbs explains.
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Doug and I agree on most things, but I'm going to split hairs here. The Constitution certainly is not systemically racist, but the government we currently have is. The welfare system, the CIA/cartel flooding of cities with drugs, the Prison Industrial Complex, the education system, etc.. most certainly are systemically racist. None of that is Constitutional either.