Why the Founders Didn’t Want You to See This Deleted Declaration Passage
July 2, 2026
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as posted by the channelOn this episode of Stay Tuned, historians Danielle Allen and Mary Bilder join Preet Bharara to reflect on the Declaration of Independence, America’s 250th anniversary, and why 1776 remains central to the story of American democracy. They discuss the Declaration’s radical language, the relationship between liberty and equality, its contradictions around slavery, and how its words helped shape abolition, civil rights, and civic education. Allen and Bilder also reflect on what Americans should celebrate today—and what it means to build a government truly by and for the people.
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