On this July Fourth, the American dream is alive and well

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Can we remain hopeful about the future of our nation on the Fourth of July? Can we remain hopeful when we have witnessed multiple shootings in the last two months, extremely high inflation with fears of a coming recession, skyrocketing crime in major cities, and even more extreme polarization following the overturning of Roe v. Wade?

Such events can foster a sense of despair and doubt about whether the holiday is even worth celebrating. But the story of our country has taught us that, despite adversity, the challenges this nation has faced and overcome create an even more durable and perfect union. Despite adversity, we should remain hopeful.

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