The concept of a “Real American” is something that has persisted within our minds since the inception of this nation. In the modern public square, this question has become contorted by the mainstream narrative to suggest “exclusive discrimination” towards a group of persons, or “ultra-nationalist” to consider current Americans to be exceptionally superior to foreigners. After all, how could one claim to be superior to citizens of other underdeveloped nations? It turns out, this notion could not be further from the truth. Instead, U.S. citizens face indoctrination by globalist propagandaunder the guise of democracy, which persists to sway American influence. “Real Americans” are not agents of division, but purveyors of hope and veracity. To this day, Hope remains a prevalent component throughout the history of America in the hearts and morale of the citizens. A staple of our Constitutional Republic, the structure and configuration of our American nation has created both a sense of staunch individualism and benevolent unity.