Prager U :: Stories of Us

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Stories of Us
Stories of Us features Americans who have denounced leftism and are helping others to find a better life. These important stories of ideological transformation expose the left's lies and manipulative agenda for millions to see.

OP: These are great stories with great people. These folks are our future if our Republic is to survive.

Stories of Us — Yeonmi Park: My Terrifying Escape from North Korea

Born in North Korea, Yeonmi Park shares her harrowing journey to escape the hunger, thought control, and violence she experienced living under authoritarian regimes. Grateful to have found acceptance and justice in the United States, she cautions Americans to see the early warning signs—here in America—of the communist nightmares she fled in North Korea and China

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Stories of Us: Amala Ekpunobi

Amala Ekpunobi grew up in a leftist home and worked as an organizer for the political left. She never questioned the narrative — until she discovered the racism she thought she was fighting against was being perpetuated by her side. “We are bringing back segregation in this country, and people will sell it to you that we are doing it in a positive manner...it perpetuates the same racist narrative that they are trying to run away from.” Amala shares her story of questioning leftist ideology, which ultimately led to changing her mind.

 

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Stories of Us: Amir Odom

Black Lives Matter and the left-wing media narrative of what black Americans are supposed to be and believe left Amir Odom fearful, believing lies, and deeply unhappy. When a date became a BLM debate, he was challenged to watch a few videos presenting actual data. Empowered by truth, Amir transformed from victim to victor. He hopes his message will reach other young black Americans who have fallen prey to BLM and their dangerous, divisive agenda.

 

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Stories of Us — Adrienne Johnson: Why I Am No Longer an Atheist

PragerU Chief of Staff Adrienne Johnson was once a cynical atheist, struggling to find meaning and purpose in ways that left her feeling even more adrift and alone. After hitting rock bottom, she learned that it’s never too late to take responsibility and change your life. Adrienne shares her powerful personal story of how finding faith in God gave her a second chance at life.

 

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Stories of Us: Kirk Cameron

Actor Kirk Cameron began his career in Hollywood starring in ABC’s TV sitcom “Growing Pains.” His success on the silver screen, however, left him feeling unfulfilled and questioning his purpose in life. He shares how his experience led him on a journey to discover a relationship with God and find ultimate fulfillment in his faith and family.

 

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Stories of Us: Amanda Ensing

“They couldn’t attack my message, so they just wanted to attack me.”
Beauty influencer Amanda Ensing was canceled by Sephora for holding Christian and conservative views. She discusses why we must stand up to corporate cancel culture if we value liberty and free speech.

 

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Stories of Us: Roxanne Beckford Hoge​

Roxanne Beckford Hoge, known for her roles in A Different World, Something's Gotta Give, and more, was on the political left until she started listening to Dennis Prager on the radio. She observed Hollywood increasingly stifling freedom of thought, as a love for liberty and tolerance pushed Roxanne toward conservatism. Now as a parent, she discusses how anti-American curriculum is hurting students, and she urges parents to advocate for their children against this radical agenda.

 

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Stories of Us: Kari Lake

News Anchor Kari Lake worked for the top news station in her state. However, as an experienced reporter, she began to notice a disturbing shift in journalism: fiction presented as fact and obvious bias depicted as truth. Sadly, the days of journalistic integrity are over. Hear what eventually caused her to quit her job in mainstream media.