Your Constitutional Right to Be a Pirate | The Free Press

Congress can grant any American permission to be a pirate. A.J. Jacobs found out what happens when you apply.

Your Constitutional Right to Be a Pirate A.J. Jacobs takes to the streets of New York City in the garb of an eighteenth-century American. (Courtesy of author) Congress can grant any American permission to be a pirate. A.J. Jacobs found out what happens when you apply. 07.03.24 This article is part of Today in America. Follow to get everything we publish on U.S. politics, policy, and the ideas worth fighting for. A.J. Jacobs has become famous for coming up with great ideas and taking them way too far. While researching his best-selling 2007 book, The Year of Living Biblically, he…

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