If you're a member of a "minority," then our country's media will always present you in a positive context, and will celebrate your way of life.

But what if you--and your ancestors--have consciously, willingly, and joyously built our traditions from within, rather than attacked them from without?

What if you'd rather earn a living by contributing to our country than cash in on the privileges granted to those who declare themselves its "victims"?

What if you've never celebrated a meaningless multicultural "holiday season," but you've always celebrated the spiritual richness of Christmas?

What if you'd rather do what your sense of good and evil tells you is right than what your sense of political correctness tells you is inoffensive?

What if the sight of a young couple marrying in a whitewashed New England church warms your heart, but the televised spectacle of a sitcom starlet seducing a football star in the locker room disgusts you?

What if your father was willing to die for the American flag-but you're unwilling to see your son die for the United Nations flag?

What if the achievements of your ancestors fill you with pride, not guilt?

What if the future you envision for your children and grandchildren involves passing on your language, your customs, and your values--not someone else's?

Then the media either ignore you, ridicule you, or call you names. We don't.

Like you, we're committed to