Red, White and Blue Pride: So Where Does Utah Land in a National 'Patriotism' Poll?

Red, white and blue pride: So where does Utah land in a national 'patriotism' poll?

Patriotism is an oft-spoken word around Independence Day \u2014 and whenever there are historic moments grabbing Americans' attention, such as U.S. military conflicts or a presidential election.

Op-Ed: Proud to Be an American - Now More Than Ever

The stars are shining, the stripes are waving, and the greatest force for freedom in human history—the Red, White, and Blue—is alive and well. On this Fourth of July, we […] The post Op-Ed: Proud to Be an American - Now More Than Ever appeared first on The Western Journal.

Does America Deserve a Party?

On an Independence Day only a billionaire could love, and in a time when many Americans feel less free, we asked seven women about patriotism.

Declaration of Independence: Live Readings Across Tennessee

Image Credit: Canva The Tennessee Conservative Staff – Several locations across the state are incorporating live readings of the Declaration of Independence into their Independence Day celebrations as part of the Countdown to its 250th anniversary. On Wednesday, July 2, the public was invited to participate in the reading on the steps of the Hamilton County Courthouse. The event was co-sponsored by Hamilton County Government, the City of Chattan…

Patriotism, American Identity, Civics Ed—And Independence Day

The Fourth of July this year—tomorrow, remember?—is far more than a one-shot holiday with fireworks and hot dogs. It’s the kickoff of a year in which many Americans will focus on the origins, meaning, and mission of the Declaration of Independence, as we prepare to observe its 250th anniversary—its semiquincentennial, if you insist—twelve months from tomorrow.

A Civics Celebration for the Classroom and the Country

As the U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday this July 4th, classrooms have an opportunity to reconnect students with the civic values that shaped the nation. The post A Civics Celebration for the Classroom and the Country first appeared on edCircuit.