Singer, producer, and former member of the Pussycat Dolls Kaya Jones walked away from fame and fortune to stay true to herself. After coming out as a conservative, no one in Hollywood would hire her. But when she started singing for God, she not only won her first Grammy, but also found what the entertainment industry could never give her, and everything changed.

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Kaya Jones: Speaking My Mind Cost Me a Lot. It Was Worth It.

A classical liberal committed to teaching young people, Justin Kite loved being a high school teacher. But as he witnessed gender and racial ideology being promoted over academic standards, Justin became increasingly disillusioned with the public school system. When he stumbled on a PragerU video, he was inspired to discover an alternate way to teach kids the truth about history and America. Now, as a member of the PragerU Kids team, Justin creates educational content for millions of students across the country rooted in truth, liberty, and classic American values.

Justin Kite: A Teacher’s Fight for Students over a Failed System

Nonie Darwish is the daughter of a founding member of Hamas, the militant group based in Gaza. After her father was killed, Nonie and her family left Gaza and eventually relocated to America. She has watched in dismay as America and other Western nations permit pro-Hamas protests and allow misinformation about Israel and the Jewish community to spread. She speaks out in hope that people like her have the strength to push back.

Nonie Darwish: My Father Founded the Original Hamas Militia

“Big Food” and “Big Pharma” insider Calley Means always wanted to effect positive change in public policy. As a former consultant in some of the most influential industries in America, Calley began to see how the government was negatively affecting the health of our nation. The unexpected and completely avoidable death of Calley’s mother compelled him to dedicate his career to challenging the status quo and uncovering the underlying reason for the health crisis in America.

Calley Means: Pharma, Food, Government — Follow the Money 2024

Why would a native Iraqi risk everything to help America? After the U.S. invaded Iraq in 2003, “Johnny Walker” (a pseudonym to protect his identity) became an invaluable asset to an elite unit of the U.S. Navy SEALs, serving as an interpreter. He completed thousands of missions and saved countless lives. His extraordinary bravery not only changed his own destiny but also secured a future for his family in the United States—a move that Johnny calls “the best thing that’s happened to me.”

Johnny Walker: Fighting Alongside the Navy SEALs Is My Legacy

Born in Venezuela, Franklin Camargo and his family struggled to survive and prosper under socialism. After a family trip to the United States as a young boy, Franklin made it his goal to live in a capitalist society. Now a proud resident of the United States, he dedicates his life to speaking out against the same policies that destroyed his home country.

Franklin Camargo: I Fled Venezuela to Fight for America

Born in the West Bank to a Hamas founder, Mosab Hassan Yousef was groomed for a legacy of terror. But he made a dangerous choice to reject violence and escape the oppression and bloodshed inflicted by Hamas. Now in the U.S., he warns that the ambitions of the Muslim Brotherhood threaten Western Civilization. If we let them succeed, it could mean the fall of America and the West.


Mosab Hassan Yousef: My Father Founded Hamas

Sports journalist, media personality, and former Miss Universe judge Emily Austin uses her platform to boldly stand for truth. From speaking out about transgender athletes and pageant contestants to exposing how left-wing narratives on social media and college campuses are brainwashing Gen Z to hate America, Emily refuses to conform. As a proud Jewish American, she encourages everyone to use their voice before we reach the point of no return.

Emily Austin: Gen Z Is Being Brainwashed to Hate America

Father, entrepreneur, and Green Beret Tim Kennedy has witnessed more evil than most Americans can imagine. After facing unspeakable horrors on multiple tours overseas, Tim firmly believes one thing above all else—society needs strong men. Who else will defend the weak and protect us in times of danger?


Tim Kennedy: We the People Need to Be Strong Again

A lifelong lover of earth sciences, Judith Curry has advocated for integrity and scientific truth since she was a child. Despite facing discrimination and bullying in a male-dominated field, Judith spoke out against the lies and manipulation of climate scientists attempting to enforce a political narrative. After being marginalized by the universities, Judith left academia. She now fights for truth and offers the following advice: Keep your mind open, do your research, and live your best life.

Judith Curry: Climate Scientists Can’t Intimidate Me

Rescued from foster care by her grandmother, Sage Brooks wrestled with anger and a victim mentality stemming from resentment toward her absent parents. A moment of clarity during a misguided college protest made Sage realize her current path did not lead to happiness. Determined to change her trajectory, Sage decided to use life's challenges to her advantage—to become a victor rather than a victim.

Sage Brooks: Why I No Longer Feel Like a Victim

“Wokeism in the entertainment industry has made its way to Nashville.” Freedom and creating art go hand-in-hand, and wokeism is destroying both. Country singer-songwriter John Rich shares his moving story of how he got his start in music, dealing with failure, and never bending a knee to the woke mob. He also talks about patriotism, being a dad, and the American values his family instilled in him from an early age that led to his success.

John Rich: How Wokeness Killed Country Music

After years of hard work, Riley Gaines made it to the NCAA Championship, but her dreams of winning were shattered when a low-ranked male swimmer who had changed his name to Lia Thomas entered the competition, destroying the opportunities of female athletes. Riley could not stand by and allow this growing trend of biological men dominating women’s sports to go unchallenged, even if it meant standing alone. But, to Riley’s surprise, others would soon join the fight.

Riley Gaines: I Stood up for All Women after Losing to a Man

Born in China, Kuzzat Altay fled to the U.S. after the CCP threatened to kill him for his faith and ethnicity. Now an American citizen and successful businessman, Kuzzat advocates for the human rights of the Uyghur people and all those facing oppression. His story is a stark warning: a nation without freedom of religion or free speech is a country headed for disaster.

 Kuzzat Altay: The Country I Was Born in Wants to Kill Me

After losing to biological men in multiple skateboarding competitions, Taylor Silverman dared to speak out. Her courageous opposition to trans athletes destroying women’s sports triggered intense backlash, but she also received an unexpected outpouring of support. Undeterred, Taylor remains resolute in her convictions, fearlessly advocating for the protection of female athletes and the integrity of women’s sports.

Taylor Silverman: The Trans Movement Is Erasing Women in Sports

After witnessing the flaws in our system, Georgia State Representative Mesha Mainor made the incredible decision to leave her political party and say goodbye to the leftist policies destroying our inner cities. A fierce advocate for her constituents, Mesha champions school choice and opposes defunding the police. Despite pressure to conform to the status quo, Mesha refuses to be bullied, even if it means going against the crowd to fight for what she believes in.

Mesha Mainor: I Switched Parties Because of My Stance on Choice

"Israel gave me everything.” As an Arab Muslim growing up in Israel, Sophia witnessed firsthand the way non-Jews are treated: with respect, dignity, and full rights. Her life is proof that Arabs and Jews can live peacefully side by side. Why should everyday Americans care about the atrocities committed by Hamas? Sophia warns that if we turn a blind eye, the West will be next.

Sophia Salma Khalifa: My Life in Israel as an Arab Muslim

Jaco Booyens grew up in a family committed to protesting racial division under apartheid in South Africa. After the exploitation and trafficking of his young sister, he woke up to the reality of human trafficking and became an abolitionist. As the founder and CEO of the nonprofit SHAREtogether, Jaco fights sex trafficking and child exploitation around the world.

Jaco Booyens: The Fight to Stop Sex Trafficking

Why would Emmy-award-winning sportscaster Michele Tafoya walk away from her successful TV career? In this Stories of Us video, Michele shares about her remarkable achievements in sports journalism, the struggle to start her family, and never apologizing for her values.

Michele Tafoya: My Freedom to Speak Meant More than My Job

Featuring Americans who have denounced leftism and are helping others to find a better life. These important stories of ideological transformation expose the left's lies and manipulative agenda for millions to see.

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