Rewrite of the U.S. Constitution




PREFACE

— Democracy is a Practice
— We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident
— The Following Grievances Justify Our Course
— Author’s Note



ARTICLES

  1. Article I
  2. Article II
  3. Article III
  4. Article IV
  5. Article V
  6. Article VI
  7. Article VII
  8. Article VIII
  9. Article IX
  10. Article X
  11. Article XI
  12. Article XII
  13. Article XIII
  14. Article XIV
  15. Article XV
  16. Article XVI
  17. Article XVII
  18. Article XVIII







When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for individuals to redefine their place in society, to dissolve the ties that limit their growth, and to assert the right to thrive on their own terms, respect for humanity and reason compels them to articulate their intentions.

The journey toward change is not one to be taken lightly. History has shown that humanity endures great hardships before rising to demand justice. Yet, when the weight of oppression becomes intolerable and the system irredeemable, it is both necessary and just to establish a new foundation.

Democracy is a practice, to be changed over time to reflect the moment and the people—it’s become clear over the past few decades that we aren’t changing enough.