American Majority serves candidates and activists in a variety of ways. At the core of its services are the American Majority Political Training Programs. These training programs are designed to bring the expertise and knowledge-base of national politicos, campaign strategists, communication consultants, and seasoned organizers directly into your community. Various classes will be offered by American Majority throughout the Symposium.

Bringing down the wall. Smashing the curtain. Rock n' Roll as a force of liberation.

Rockin' the Wall is the compelling story of rock and roll's part in bringing down the Berlin Wall and smashing the Iron Curtain. Told from the perspective of rockers who played at the time, on both sides of the Wall, and from survivors of the communist regimes who recalled the lifeline that rock music provided them, Rockin' the Wall features new interviews and several original songs written exclusively for the film.

The message that emerges is that music is a force of liberation, and in a society like America's, where it was seldom (if ever) truly suppressed, music failed to ignite a social revolution. But behind the Iron Curtain, where the mere act of expressing one's individuality constituted a potential act of revolution, music provided the key thread upon which the anti-communist struggle gained ground.

Austin Hicks with his captivating personality, genuine character, and undeniable talent has audiences everywhere standing up and cheering. This up and coming country music artist just released his self-titled debut album featuring I Still Pledge Allegiance - an original song penned by Austin honoring the flag and the men and women who fight to defend it.

Homemakers for America will hold their Adopt Congress Constitution Seminar: Making of America, at the Liberty XPO & Symposium on Friday, September 10th. The Adopt Congress program gives American citizens the opportunity to sponsor a member of the U.S. Congress to attend a Constitution Seminar presented by the National Center for Constitutional Studies. The Seminar is also open to Candidates to Congress, adopters, and the general public.

The Making of America Seminar is not one of those boring classes you sat through in high school or the endless drudgery endured in law school. This is the eye-popping, draw-dropping, awe inspiring story that led to an over two hundred year-old miracle called America. This is a remarkable seminar on the document that changed the world.

Homemakers for America is hosting a Remember the Ladies Banquet on Friday, September 10th beginning at 7:00pm. 

In 1776 in a letter to her husband, Abigail Adams urged him to “remember the ladies.” Abigail, like her husband John, was devoted to the cause of freedom. Her service, dedication, and passion for her country are the inspiration behind the Abigail Adams Project.

The Remember the Ladies Banquet is an opportunity to gather together to learn about our history and heritage, and to recognize the considerable accomplishments and influence of women in society. Abigail Adams once stated, “Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence.” The Remember the Ladies Banquet provides a relaxing, enjoyable atmosphere where to share experiences, foster friendships and learn how to become actively involved as citizens—without sacrificing our families!

Come make history with us as we honor the great ladies who contributed so much to the founding of our nation while inspiring a whole new generation of women to take their place on the front lines of freedom.

Speakers include:

• Actor Morgan Brittany (Dallas)
• Kimberly Fletcher, President & Founder, Homemakers for America
• Lori Parker, President & Founder, As A Mom~ A Sisterhood of Mommy Patriots