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Winning is an awesome feeling, but acting unsportsmanlike can ruin the experience for everyone. Teach your tweens and teens how to handle winning like a champ with the tips in this helpful How To video.
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Jill Simonian of PragerU Kids discusses. Subscribe to stay informed about America's schools and get free educational resources delivered to your inbox: PragerUkids.com
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Is social activism the only way to improve the situation for minorities in America? Alfredo Ortiz, the son of Mexican immigrants and the CEO of Job Creators Network, has a different take.
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Script:
I recently came across a book for grade-schoolers titled Sylvia and Marsha Start a Revolution!
The moral of the story is this: minority kids should pursue social activism—actually, a revolution—to make America a better place.
That’s almost the conventional wisdom now. But it’s completely backwards.
If you want to make America a better place for everyone, especially for minorities, forget “social activism.”
Instead . . . start a business.
Starting a business is the real revolutionary act that minorities can take to empower themselves and their communities. Small business owners achieve something no “social activist,” “revolutionary,” or politician ever could . . . They create jobs—not only for themselves—but for millions of others.
The United States is home to 33 million small businesses. These businesses generate two-thirds of all new jobs—driving employment, innovation, and economic growth.
You could say that small business owners are modern-day alchemists. But unlike alchemists, (who tried to turn lead into gold), small business owners really do make something from nothing. They create value where it didn’t exist before. And the economic impact of this alchemy reverberates throughout their communities and beyond.
So who are these small business owners?
They are—disproportionately—minorities. In fact, relative to their population, minorities start businesses more often than their white counterparts.
And many are succeeding.
Take Carlton Guthrie, for example. Carlton and his brother are the owners of Detroit Chassis, a business that assembles frames for motorhomes and commercial trucks.
Carlton grew the company from a small metal-stamping shop into a major manufacturer. At present, it earns over $100 million a year ..
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Is social activism the only way to improve the situation for minorities in America? Alfredo Ortiz, the son of Mexican immigrants and the CEO of Job Creators Network, has a different take.
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Script:
I recently came across a book for grade-schoolers titled Sylvia and Marsha Start a Revolution!
The moral of the story is this: minority kids should pursue social activism—actually, a revolution—to make America a better place.
That’s almost the conventional wisdom now. But it’s completely backwards.
If you want to make America a better place for everyone, especially for minorities, forget “social activism.”
Instead . . . start a business.
Starting a business is the real revolutionary act that minorities can take to empower themselves and their communities. Small business owners achieve something no “social activist,” “revolutionary,” or politician ever could . . . They create jobs—not only for themselves—but for millions of others.
The United States is home to 33 million small businesses. These businesses generate two-thirds of all new jobs—driving employment, innovation, and economic growth.
You could say that small business owners are modern-day alchemists. But unlike alchemists, (who tried to turn lead into gold), small business owners really do make something from nothing. They create value where it didn’t exist before. And the economic impact of this alchemy reverberates throughout their communities and beyond.
So who are these small business owners?
They are—disproportionately—minorities. In fact, relative to their population, minorities start businesses more often than their white counterparts.
And many are succeeding.
Take Carlton Guthrie, for example. Carlton and his brother are the owners of Detroit Chassis, a business that assembles frames for motorhomes and commercial trucks.
Carlton grew the company from a small metal-stamping shop into a major manufacturer. At present, it earns over $100 million a year ..
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Do your kids know how we choose our president and vice president? Our Founding Fathers created the Electoral College to do just that. Uncle Sam quizzes kids about this truly unique and important American institution (something that many adult citizens don’t even understand!).
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Backlash mounts against the LA Dodgers for giving an anti-Catholic drag group a Community Hero Award. Out-of-control teens in New York and California commit gruesome crimes over Memorial Day weekend. Woke corporations go all in on Pride Month. And the debt ceiling deal has passed the House but Senate hurdles remain.
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Today begins LGBTQ Pride Month. But viewing people through the lens of sexual orientation, race, religion, or any group at all is not beneficial to society. The left demands that radical ideologies not only be tolerated but also celebrated. Long ago, Dennis learned there are only two groups of people in the world and it has influenced his life ever since.
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What has happened to American schools? Knowledge-based education has been replaced with political activism. But PragerU Kids is fighting back. Go to PragerUkids.com or download the free PragerU app and find everything you need to make American history, values, and civics fun for kids in every grade. Best of all, it’s 100% free. Take back your child’s education and join us at PragerUkids.com.
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Why has everyone and everything gone woke? From iconic beer companies to your favorite retail brands, wokeism has infiltrated nearly every aspect of our culture. In PragerU’s short documentary, Unwoke Inc., Amala Ekpunobi embarks on a cross-country journey to speak with pro-American leaders and entrepreneurs in business, academia, sports, and finance to understand how we got here and what we can do to fight back and win against the woke industrial complex.
Featuring interviews with Vivek Ramaswamy (author of Woke, Inc.), Jeremy Boreing (Jeremy's Razors), Amanda Ensing (Elevate Beauty), Jonathan Isaac (NBA and Judah’s Nation apparel), and Michael Farris (founder of Patrick Henry College), Unwoke, Inc. proves that you can push back and make a cultural impact by providing non-woke alternatives in academia, culture, and business. Together, we can innovate and create businesses that are good for society and good for America.
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Corporate wokeism is plaguing America. PragerU’s upcoming short documentary Unwoke Inc. features pro-American businesses and entrepreneurs that are fighting back and winning against the woke industrial complex. Subscribe to PragerU for FREE today and be among the first to see Unwoke Inc. when it’s released.
What has happened to American schools? Knowledge-based education has been replaced with political activism. But PragerU Kids is fighting back. Go to PragerUkids.com or download the free PragerU app and find everything you need to make American history, values, and civics fun for kids in every grade. Best of all, it’s 100% free. Take back your child’s education and join us at PragerUkids.com.
Why are so many schools, teachers, and administrators focused on discussing gender and sexuality with children? Aldo travels to Glendale to speak with parents—and some teachers—who are pushing back against the sexualization of children. See what Aldo learns and then sign the petition to stop the sexualization of children. Petition: https://l.prageru.com/3WJSTxB