WTK S1:E10 “More Immigrant Short Stories: What is Bravery?”

Categories: Podcasts║Published On: January 10th, 2020║Tags: Antifa, BLM, bravery, bullying, Courage, Daniel Pack interview, Degan family, Forgotten American Stories: Celebrating America’s Constitution, Houston TX, immigrant stories, natural-born citizen, naturalized citizen, sacrifice, US Congress 18 District, Vince Duncan, We The Kids Radio show, Worlton family, WTK║Views: 756║151 words║

(Chapter 4 page 47 of Forgotten American Stories: Celebrating America’s Constitution)

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Historian Arch Hunter & Author Lydia Nuttall talk about Forgotten American Stories & The WTK Liberty Player Kids. Today’s Liberty players are Annah, Daniel, and Christelle.

Questions:

What’s the story behind the Degan family and Worlton family coming to America?
What do immigrant stories share in common? (BRAVERY! Courage! …and Sacrifice)
What is a Natural Born citizen? What is a Naturalized citizen?

Today special show: WE THE KIDS radio show special with Vince Duncan who is running for US Congress 18 District, Houston TX

WTK reporter Daniel Pack (13) interviews Mr. Duncan about BLM, Antifa, and bullying. We were all extremely impressed with both Daniel and Mr. Duncan’s answers. Let us know what you think, write to us at wtk@wethekids.us.

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WTK S1:E11 "The Oath & Office of Citizenship: Why an Oath?”

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