What Does it Mean to Be an American? Who are We The People?

In today's episode, Lisa Phillips and co-founder Crystal Laureen delve deep into the essence of American identity, the historical shifts in governance, and how today's citizens can reclaim their foundational rights.

The conversation highlights a critical shift from a government that once prioritized the people’s rights to a corporate entity focused on control and profit. This transformation was marked notably during post-Civil War adjustments and the significant changes in 1871 when the United States assumed a corporate identity.

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Takeaways
1. Educate yourself on historical contexts and current laws.
2. The idea of "we the people" as sovereign men and women.
3. Engage in local governance.

Timestamps
00:00 Questioning the essence of being an American.
05:27 The people don't understand their sovereignty.
08:53 Constitutional changes and distractions in modern society.
11:04 Asking tough questions, seeking unity and pride.
15:38 Understanding the difference between corporate and republic systems.
17:18 We need to take responsibility for our lives.
21:29 Learn to function in the private system.
23:45 Understanding the system and functioning within it.

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