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Discover 'When at Times the Mob Is Swayed,' a profound exploration by renowned constitutional lawyer Burt Neuborne. This compelling book, published by The New Press in 2019, offers an expert analysis of America's constitutional framework, addressing concerns about the stability of democracy after pivotal moments like November 9, 2016, and January 6, 2021. Neuborne, who has challenged every president since LBJ, evaluates the crucial pillars that uphold our democracy. With clarity and insight, he explains the division of powers among the branches of government, the rights reserved to the states, and the essential Bill of Rights—the very components that protect us from authoritarianism.
In 'When at Times the Mob Is Swayed,' you will find Neuborne dissecting key issues like women's rights, LGBTQ rights, and the separation of church and state, arguing that while threats exist, the Constitution's built-in resilience can weather these challenges. This book not only articulates why we must engage as active citizens but also reinforces the intrinsic value of our constitutional defenses. As you delve into Neuborne's persuasive writing, you'll uncover the urgency behind Franklin's call to safeguard our republic. Join a growing community of readers who seek to understand the vital dynamics of American democracy and the ongoing fight for civil liberties.
In 'When at Times the Mob Is Swayed,' you will find Neuborne dissecting key issues like women's rights, LGBTQ rights, and the separation of church and state, arguing that while threats exist, the Constitution's built-in resilience can weather these challenges. This book not only articulates why we must engage as active citizens but also reinforces the intrinsic value of our constitutional defenses. As you delve into Neuborne's persuasive writing, you'll uncover the urgency behind Franklin's call to safeguard our republic. Join a growing community of readers who seek to understand the vital dynamics of American democracy and the ongoing fight for civil liberties.