EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 54 MIN
Ep. 26: Aziz Rana on Democracy as a Decolonial Project
from The Democratic Constitution Podcast · host Lucas De Hart and Luke Pickrell
Luke speaks with Aziz Rana about the importance of viewing the Trump administration through the lens of constitutional critique, the need for a majoritarian political system that also recognizes the particularities of U.S. history, and Indigenous and Black struggles for democracy, universal and equal rights, and a different constitution. Last year, Aziz appeared on the Democratic Consitution Podcast, Cosmopod, and Class (parts one and two). He’s the author of two books — The Two Faces of American Freedom and The Constitutional Bind — and several articles, including “Democracy Was a Decolonial Project.” During the discussion, Luke mentions Maggie Blackhawk’s article, “On Garrison, Douglass, and American Colonialism.”
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Luke speaks with Aziz Rana about the importance of viewing the Trump administration through the lens of constitutional critique, the need for a majoritarian political system that also recognizes the particularities of U.S. history, and Indigenous and Black struggles for democracy, universal and equal rights, and a different constitution. Last year, Aziz appeared on the Democratic Consitution Podcast, Cosmopod, and Class (parts one and two). He’s the author of two books — The Two Faces of American Freedom and The Constitutional Bind — and several articles, including “Democracy Was a Decolonial Project.” During the discussion, Luke mentions Maggie Blackhawk’s article, “On Garrison, Douglass, and American Colonialism.”
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Ep. 26: Aziz Rana on Democracy as a Decolonial Project
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