Do We Need an Entirely New Constitution? This panel will posit that the United States needs a new guiding document with the weight of law that enshrines our responsibilities and rights as individuals and collectives within U.S. boundaries. Starting with with the premise that all human needs should be constitutionally enshrined into rights and responsibilities, the session will identify those human needs, rights and responsibilities; gain guidance from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; integrate the international frames of political and civil vs. economic, social, and cultural rights; provide examples of revolutionary constitutional efforts; and show how the U.S. Supreme Court has so undermined our human needs that a 28th amendment and new U.S. Constitution are inevitable. Date: August 10, 2013 - 4:00pm - 5:30pm Madison College D429 Session type: Panel Speaker(s): Egberto Willies George Friday M Adams Richard Hobbs CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM CONFERENCE Come check out Freedom Inc in a human rights discussion!
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