Identity Crisis in America
Rachel Wilson-Snyder, Chapter Chair in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is a licensed mental health counselor and the mother of twin boys. In this episode, she shares her eye-opening journey of discovering that America’s true history is often missing from today’s classrooms and why that realization changed everything. Rachel sounds the alarm on what she describes as a growing identity crisis in America, driven by the erosion of our culture and heritage.
Drawing on her professional experience, she explains how the loss or distortion of history can directly impact mental health, identity, and a sense of belonging. The conversation also explores the benefits of cyber learning in education. Rachel shares how she successfully advocated for one of her sons to continue his education through cyber learning, while her other son experienced a powerful moment of awakening—embracing the torch of liberty and finally understanding what his mother has been fighting for all along.
It’s a moment Rachel will never forget.