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    18 hours ago

    is a time to reflect on the women who have shaped America’s story. and 's highlight some of our constitutional visionaries, including Phillis Wheatley and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and their impact on history:

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  2. 10 hours ago

    Catch up on today's FREE classes on the Constitution's ! Middle school level: High school/college: Register for upcoming sessions:

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  3. 11 hours ago

    Thank you to & ’s for visiting the Center & our iconic Signers' Hall!   reports on welcoming visitors back to & . Reserve your ticket:

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    Mar 21

    ICYMI: Our First Amendment tablet overlooking America’s Main Street in Washington, D.C. is headed to a new home at the in Philadelphia, the birthplace of our democracy.

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    13 hours ago

    "The Founders would have been appalled by the attack on the Capitol but not surprised. Their reading of classical history and moral philosophy led them to fear the precise scenario that transpired on January 6," writes:

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  6. 14 hours ago

    President and CEO for : "What’s needed is civic education about American history, digital literacy, skeptical deliberation, and emotional self-discipline."

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    17 hours ago

    What to learn more about the 19th Amendment and the struggles for equality for women before and after? Join us 3.23 at 5:30pm ET for a Tour and Talk! Register in advance for this meeting:

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    Mar 21

    A giant marble tablet commemorating the First Amendment is coming to the after being removed from the facade of the .

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  9. Mar 21

    In honor of , we're highlighting key women throughout history who shaped the Constitution. and join host on this episode of :

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  10. Mar 20

    Add our FREE online classes to your classroom experience! Starting Monday, students can explore the and the battles for equality in America with our team:

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  11. Mar 20

    Register for a FREE in honor of . On March 30, Dorothy Wickenden and Thavolia Glymph join a discussion on the early days of the abolition movement and the fight for women’s rights:

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  12. Mar 20

    Rate, review, and subscribe to We the People with on ! Every week, the Center's shares a balanced conversation with leading scholars explaining key constitutional issues.

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    Mar 19

    The 74-foot-tall slab will be installed in Philadelphia.

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  14. Mar 19

    Tune in to our latest online class with Judge Theodore McKee. Judge McKee talked with our team about the history of slavery in America, the Reconstruction amendments, and more:

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  15. Mar 19

    in 1734, Founding Father Thomas McKean was born in Pennsylvania. Constitution Daily highlights his impact on the Constitution's ratification and the early :

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  16. Mar 19

    Why do the innocent sometimes plead guilty and the guilty sometimes go free? Judge Jed Rakoff shares insights from his new book on America’s criminal justice system, with , , and on this episode of :

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    Mar 18

    Former Newseum’s iconic ‘First-Amendment Tablet’ heading to Philadelphia

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    Mar 18

    😲 A 100,000-pound marble slab engraved with the words of the First Amendment is leaving Washington, D.C., for its new home in Philadelphia’s National Constitution Center!

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  19. Mar 18

    In honor of , we are highlighting key figures from landmark eras in American women’s history who shaped the Constitution.   and join host on this episode of .

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    Mar 18

    Stone Tablet Marking First Amendment Freedom Finds New Home Across At In Philadelphia

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