3. There are many "undiscovered" rights not included in the Constitution or Bill of Rights. Think about the civil rights movements in the United States and the rights and liberties required of a democratic society. Then, consider once again the rights or liberties that are included in the Bill of Rights. Finally, use your understanding of the various struggles for civil rights in the United States and your understanding of democracy to identify a right or liberty that is currently NOT included in the U.S. Constitution that you feel SHOULD be added to it today and Explain how you would persuade or justify adding it so that other Americans would support your goal.

Note: Consider the idea that there is no RIGHT TO PRIVACY in the Constitution. The "right to privacy" that Americans think they possess is based on an alchemy of court interpretation, federal and state laws, and a value-based understanding that one should be secure in their affairs in a "free" country. But because there is no explicit "right to privacy", lawmakers and the courts have the ability to draw lines in the sand when it comes to so-called privacy rights.