Unhyphenated America - UA Moments

Bikers show up. Thirsty bikers- and get some... lemonade.

A fourth grader and a high schooler running... In the same race.. as a team. But there's more.

Wichita, KS teen Javion Napier spends his Saturdays in an unusual way. He grills Burgers and Brats to sell. But while this industrious young man should be admired for this, what he does with the money really amazing. Instead of pocketing it, he uses it to provide help for the homeless in Wichita. This kind of selflessness embodies what it means to be recognized on an unhyphenated moment.

In Dallas a policeman watched over the children of a woman in an accident so she could get help for her injuries.

Paralympian Blake Leeper encourages a two year old to learn how to walk with his prosthetic leg.

What do you do when you see an elderly lady eating by herself? Introduce yourself, of course!

My parents made sure that I was raised with the principle of "respecting my elders". That wasn't just limited to my blood relatives, but all elders. It turns out that it wasn't just something my parents pulled out of thin air...it's Biblical.