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Known as the “Conscience of the Revolution” and described as perhaps the most formidable female intellectual in eighteenth-century America, Mercy Otis Warren was a poet, historian, and playwright. She believed in the Revolution and played an integral role in capturing, shaping, and moving the cause forward. Born in 1728 in Barnstable, Massachusetts, Mercy Otis was […]
Thomas Stone was born in 1743, in Charles County, Maryland, to a wealthy planter family. After completing preparatory studies in classics, he pursued law in Annapolis under Thomas Johnson, who would become Maryland’s first state governor. Admitted to the Maryland bar in 1764, Stone opened a practice in Frederick, Maryland. His political career began in […]
School’s out, and parents win! Jill Simonian of PragerU Kids shares the latest court victory for parental rights across America. Meanwhile, a Massachusetts middle school apologizes to students for teaching about the Holocaust. Get informed and get active. Explore More: PragerU Kids’ America’s Favorite Music Show (PreK–2nd Grade) https://l.prageru.com/4ojGcr6 PragerU’s Celebrate America at 250 (K–12th […]
Trump Counterterrorism Chief Sebastian Gorka and PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa to discuss the threats facing America at home and abroad, from jihadists and cartels to communism and left-wing political violence. They also tackle the rise of socialism among young Americans, the decline of free speech in the UK, and why the Trump administration’s clear-eyed understanding of […]
School’s out, and parents win! Jill Simonian of PragerU Kids shares the latest court victory for parental rights across America. Meanwhile, a Massachusetts middle school apologizes to students for teaching about the Holocaust. Get informed and get active. Explore More: PragerU Kids’ America’s Favorite Music Show (PreK–2nd Grade) https://l.prageru.com/4ojGcr6 PragerU’s Celebrate America at 250 (K–12th […]
Groundbreaking poet Phillis Wheatley is considered the first African American woman, and only the third American woman, to publish a book of poems. Wheatley was renowned for her imagination, drive, and courage. Born around 1753 in Africa, she was kidnapped at age seven and enslaved in Boston, Massachusetts, to the Wheatley family in 1761. She […]
