Speak Up, Stand Up: Who Had a Voice in American Democracy During the Revolution?

Examine the early roots of American democracy and ask an essential question: who had a voice when the nation was founded? While revolutionary leaders called for freedom and representation, many people including women, African Americans, Native Americans, and those without property were excluded from political power. Join host M’Kiri Alexander to explore how these groups challenged their exclusion, organized for change, and fought to expand the meaning of democracy.