Confronting Critical Race Theory in Your Child's School Practical steps for identifying and challenging the rising popularity of CRT With school back in session, there has been what feels like almost non-stop controversy surrounding mask mandates. But as important as the [...]
Historical Spotlight Clarence Thomas Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States We all know Clarence Thomas as a sitting member of the Supreme Court. As remarkable an accomplishment as it is to become a Supreme Court Justice, it [...]
Historical Spotlight Abigail Minis Widow, Mother, Businesswoman & Revolutionary The United States was founded by those who settled here searching for a new start. These many brave immigrants were looking for a better life to raise their families. They wanted freedom [...]
Forming Relationships with Our Elected Officials The importance of staying connected to those who represent you A government that is “for the people” and “by the people” requires that the people engage the officials elected to represent them. Many of us [...]
Historical Spotlight Phillis Wheatley The Patriot Poet In every human Breast, God has implanted a Principle, which we call Love of Freedom... Phillis Wheatley fought for freedom. But Phillis’s fight was not a physical one undertaken with weapons on a [...]
A Convention of States: Our Last Peaceful Option to Reclaim Our Government What is a "Convention of States" and Why Should You Care? It seems wherever I find myself these days—the grocery store, the soccer field, church, out to eat—people [...]
Understanding the Filibuster A brief explanation of the filibuster and why it matters...especially now. We’re hearing a lot about the filibuster in the news, but what actually is it? The term filibuster comes from the Dutch word “freebooter,” meaning someone who [...]
Historical Spotlight Sarah Bradlee Fulton Mother of the Boston Tea Party We are all familiar with the famous account of the Boston Tea Party – our would-be nation’s first historical act of defiance against the tyranny of England. But most people [...]
