All Men Are Created Equal - The Declaration of Independence and the Promise America Has Spent Two and a Half Centuries Trying to Keep
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All Men Are Created Equal - The Declaration of Independence and the Promise America Has Spent Two and a Half Centuries Trying to Keep
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In the summer of 1776, a thirty-three-year-old Virginia lawyer sat in rented rooms in Philadelphia and wrote a sentence that would define a nation — and haunt it.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.
In Episode Three of Founding Unwound, Harry and Amanda dig into the Declaration of Independence — not as a monument, but as a document. Where the words came from. What Jefferson actually meant. What was written and then deleted. Who those words included in 1776, and who they did not. And how generation after generation — people the Declaration never mentioned — picked up that language and used it to demand that America become what it had promised to be.
This is the most philosophically rich episode of the season so far. No shortcuts. No comfortable answers. Just the document, the man who wrote it, and two and a half centuries of Americans wrestling with both.
Hosted by Alan Best. Featuring Amanda and Harry.
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