This week on The 4th Box, we sit down with Adam B. Coleman—author of Black Victim to Black Victor—for a powerful and personal conversation on faith, fatherhood, and personal responsibility. Adam shares the story behind his book, the pivotal experiences that shaped his worldview, and why reclaiming our identity through strength and belief in God is the only path forward.

We discuss how America’s unconstitutional and immoral policies—especially on immigration—continue to erode the family and target the vulnerable. Adam makes a compelling case for strong parenting, strong faith, and raising the next generation to think for themselves—so they can’t be used as pawns in someone else’s political game.

From his testimony of coming to Christ to his honest take on culture and accountability, this is a timely conversation for anyone tired of the victimhood narrative—and ready to step into victory.

Find Adam on Substack at: https://substack.com/@adambcoleman

Adam's Twitter: https://x.com/wrong_speak

Check out Thirst Entertainment: https://thirstentertainmentnetwork.com/

Links to Adam's Books:

• Black Victim to Black Victor - https://wrongspeak.net/product/black-victim-to-black-victor-book-by-adam-b-coleman/
• The Children We Left Behind - https://wrongspeak.net/product/the-children-we-left-behind/

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In this episode, we’re joined by Andrew Langer—constitutional scholar, longtime policy advocate, and a leading voice on regulatory reform. With over 30 years of experience in government accountability and small business advocacy, Andrew brings sharp insight into how the administrative state is choking liberty and crushing the backbone of America.

We cover key topics including the abuse of public land, the consequences of cases like Kelo v. New London, and the importance of Loper Bright v. Raimondo. Andrew shares practical tools that citizens can use to push back against federal overreach—like ⁠regulations.gov⁠—and explains why the Ninth and Tenth Amendments may hold the key to reclaiming local power.

Stay up to date with Andrew's work on X.com @AndrewLanger

Check him out on the podcast he co-hosts with Jerry Rogers: Andrew and Jerry

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In this week's episode, we sit down with author, veteran, and freedom advocate George Kemper to talk about his book A Hill Worth Dying On and what it really means to take a stand for liberty. From his time in the military to running for office in the heart of Chicago, George shares his journey of waking up to government overreach and his deep conviction to preserve our constitutional rights. We dig into the dangers of comfortably complacent living, the orchestrated chaos of today’s crises, and the urgent need for civic responsibility. This is a conversation about reclaiming freedom, raising the next generation right, and why the time to act is now.We can't recommend A Hill Worth Dying On enough. Find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Hill-Worth-Dying-Timothy-Edwards-ebook/dp/B0C331H88S

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