What Prohibition Has Done to America

Written in the early 20th century, 'What Prohibition Has Done to America' by Fabian Franklin critically examines the effects of Prohibition in the United States. Franklin argues that the Eighteenth Amendment undermines individual liberties and the federal system, labeling it a 'constitutional monstrosity.' He discusses how Prohibition fosters lawlessness and erodes respect for the law, emphasizing the need to protect personal freedoms against majority tyranny. This work serves as a significant critique of Prohibitionist policies and their implications for American society and governance.