The meanings of some words have changed since the 18th century. "The right to privacy" in 1776 meant the right to go to the bathroom. The right to (21st century meaning) privacy is in the Constitution, but they used different words that made sense then.
Yes, all celebrities have a right to privacy when they are in there homes. Every American has the right to privacy.
When you have the right to your privacy
There is no such thing as a "right to privacy" for anyone.
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A person does not NEED privacy. We, as a human beings have a right to privacy.
There is no right to privacy- it is assumed from something else in the constitution.
Yes. American's have the right to privacy at any time.
ITs changed many times. But the reason why it is 42 now is because a Queen wanted it to finish right underneath her window, so the course had to be changed.
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Well Gender Roles have changed by in the 1900's the woman started to vote and now in the 21st century they can vote and they have every right.