Happy Constitution Day!
At People For, our mission is to promote and defend constitutional values, so September 17th, Constitution Day, has a special place in our heart. Senator Robert Byrd passed legislation to create Constitution Day in 2004, and we wanted to celebrate this year by sharing clips from some of our Constitution reading events from years past.
In 2009 Senator Byrd reads the Preamble:
In 2006 Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg reads Article 3:
In 2004 Richard Gere reads Article 1, Section 3:
and Article 5 and 6:
In 2004, Betty Friedan reads the 19th Amendment:
In 2009, Ana Marie Cox reads the 18th Amendment:
and the 21st Amendment:
In 2009 Michael York reads the 25th Amendment:

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