We The People | Mark Charles

Mark Charles explains the fundamental design of the founding documents of the United States of America that allows white, landowning men to flourish and maintain power. He examines how the United States Constitution and Declaration of Independence did not recognize all the people as having full human rights. From this understanding, we can clearly see why it has been so difficult to overcome the problems of inequality within the system that was designed to keep white, landowning men in the seat of power and control. 

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