Freshly published article by our co-coordinator Florian P. Kühn within the School of Blogal Studies, hosted by the University of Gothenburg

In the article, Florian Kühn argues that the US constitution, which reflects compromises rooted in protecting the power of wealthy, white men, has cemented racial and gender biases in American institutions. These biases affect voting rights, the Electoral College, and judicial appointments, often undermining the democratic process and widening social divides. Figures like Kamala Harris symbolize a defense of democracy, but they face structural barriers that the Constitution’s rigidity exacerbates. This inflexible foundation perpetuates political gridlock and polarization, leaving systemic issues unresolved, regardless of election outcomes.

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