Small Steps toward Freedom: Freedom from Tyranny Is Declared
Jul 4, 2025

Every great achievement begins with one small step. The American Dream was built on the courage of everyday people willing to take that step.

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Small Steps Toward Freedom: A Voice That Sparked a Movement
Jul 3, 2025

Patrick Henry Speaks: “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death” — 1775 For generations, Americans have built the American Dream across communities big and small. That dream rests on timeless principles: the freedom and opportunity to succeed. History shows us that every great change begins with one person willing to speak up and take the […]

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Small Steps Toward Freedom: Colonial Women Challenge an Empire
Jul 2, 2025

Colonial Women Launch Spinning Bees Every fight for liberty starts with one small step. At Americans for Prosperity, we believe the American Dream is built by everyday people taking action in their communities. That’s how real change begins. A Bold Step in the Face of Empire In the 1760s, colonial women took a bold step […]

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Small Steps Toward Freedom: Samuel Adams Sparks a Movement
Jul 2, 2025

Samuel Adams Helps Form the Sons of Liberty — 1760s Every great chapter in American history has started with one small step. A step taken by someone who saw a problem and chose to act. It’s individuals rising to the challenge, organizing their communities, and working toward something better. That’s how change begins. That’s how […]

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Small Steps Toward Freedom: A Colony Asserts Its Right to Govern
Jul 1, 2025

The Virginia House of Burgesses Passed the Virginia Resolves — 1765 Change doesn’t always arrive with fanfare. Sometimes it starts quietly, in a vote, a resolution, or a bold assertion of principle. In 1765, that moment came when the Virginia House of Burgesses passed the Virginia Resolves in response to the British Stamp Act. Their […]

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First Steps to Freedom: A Farmer Challenges Parliament
Jul 1, 2025

John Dickinson Writes Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania (1767 — 68) Sometimes, the most powerful voices for freedom don’t come from generals or politicians, but from farmers. In 1767, John Dickinson, a Pennsylvania lawyer who styled himself simply as a “farmer,” picked up his pen and sparked a movement. His Letters from a Farmer […]

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Small Steps Toward Freedom: Learning Leads to Liberty
Jun 30, 2025

Benjamin Franklin and the Mutual Improvement Clubs — 1727 Before Benjamin Franklin helped shape a nation, he shaped a community. In 1727, at just 21 years old, Franklin gathered a small group of tradesmen, craftsmen, and thinkers into what he called a “club for mutual improvement.” They met each week to ask questions, share ideas, […]

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States with school choice: A comprehensive guide to education freedom in 2026
Jun 27, 2025

The old one-size-fits-all model is being replaced — one state at a time. The traditional American K-12 education model is failing kids by not preparing them to leverage their unique gifts and contribute to society. And with over 80% of Americans supporting school choice, the path forward is clear: Families deserve the power to choose […]

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A modernized immigration policy requires clarity and rule of law
Jun 25, 2025

The Biden administration’s border policy wasn’t humane; it was a disaster. The border provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill represent a necessary step back toward normal. America’s security depends on the safe and lawful entry of people and goods. Without clear rules and firm border enforcement, communities are destabilized, desperate people seeking better lives […]

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