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George Clymer, a grandson of an original settler of the Penn colony, became an orphan at the age of one. He went to live with a wealthy uncle in Philadelphia, where he received an informal education and he grew up working in his uncle’s mercantile firm. His exposure to business and finance would later serve […]
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Xaviaer reacts to conservative journalist Cam Higby being kicked out of Tennessee State University during the “Fearless Debates Tour.” The event, meant to spark discussion on DEI and mass deportation, instead drew outrage from students. Xaviaer discusses student-recorded videos that capture the intense hostility on campus and examines what this says about free speech, debate, […]
Abraham Clark was born on February 15, 1726, in present-day Elizabeth, New Jersey. With little formal education and chronic illnesses that made farm work difficult, he pursued independent study and developed strong skills in mathematics. He became known as a “poor man’s counselor,” offering legal advice—often for free—despite likely never being formally admitted to the […]
Carter Braxton was a wealthy landowner, businessman, and financier of the American Revolution. Born on September 10, 1736, at Newington Plantation in Virginia, Braxton graduated from the College of William and Mary in 1755. At 19, he married into another influential family, further elevating his social standing. Tragedy struck when his wife died after two […]
Samuel Adams, born on September 27, 1722, in Boston, Massachusetts, was a passionate and influential voice against British rule before and during the American Revolution. A second cousin of President John Adams, he played a major role in advancing the cause of independence. The son of Puritan parents, Adams was raised with strong religious values. […]
Advisor, writer, and trailblazer, Abigail Adams famously wrote to her husband John Adams to “remember the Ladies” as the Continental Congress gathered in 1776. She continued, “Do not put such unlimited power into the hands of the Husbands. Remember all Men would be tyrants if they could.” Abigail was born on November 22, 1744, in […]
