5.2.24 Religious freedom, Title IX concerns, and Gen Z on social media

The World and Everything In It

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🗓️ 2 May 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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More countries added to the list of religious freedom violations, a victim and advocate approves of the changes to Title IX, and the harms of a phone-based childhood. Plus, a bee infestation in a girl’s bedroom, Cal Thomas on restoring order and decorum on college campuses, and the Thursday morning newsSupport The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.Additional support comes from Cedarville University, offering in-person and online undergraduate, graduate, and dual enrollment programs, taught with academic excellence and a biblical worldview. cedarville.edu/WORLD.From HomeschoolDiploma.com. A remarkable education deserves a distinguished finish. From beautiful customized diplomas to regalia and invites, HomeschoolDiploma.com can help you celebrate with dignity and meaning! HomeschoolDiploma.com – elevating graduation for home and private schoolsAnd from I Witness: The Lazarus Project, a captivating reimagining of the classic story. On your preferred podcast platform or at the letter “I”

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0:00.0	The world and everything in it is made possible by listeners like me. I'm Michael Laughlin and I live in beautiful San Francisco with my wife, Carol Ann.
0:12.6	I listen to World While Walking My Dogs,
0:14.8	Sachee and Zydigo every morning.
0:17.3	Hope you enjoy today's program.
0:19.2	Good morning. New threats of religious freedom arise around the world and a
0:28.5	government commission says the US needs to stand up to it.
0:31.7	It's the world's greatest democracy.
0:34.3	The way in which we deal with hate is we confront it.
0:37.6	Also, the Justice Department settles with survivors of assault by USA Gymnastics Dr Larry Nassar and the effect of
0:45.6	social media on Generation Z. Social media was not magic. It was an illusion and
0:52.1	lessons from the past on handling student protests. It's Thursday, May 2nd. This is the world and everything in it from
1:07.0	listener supported world radio. I'm Mary Reichert and I'm Myrna Brown.
1:11.0	Good morning.
1:14.0	Up next, Kent Covington has today's news.
1:17.5	Some college campuses have stepped up security today
1:20.6	after anti-Israel pro-Palestinian demonstrations escalated in recent days
1:25.2	Republican Senator Rick Scott. We send our kids off to school we expect them to be
1:29.3	safe. Expect them to learn something, build relationships, we don't expect them to learn something, build relationships.
1:32.8	We don't expect them to be worried about whether they're going to get beat up.
1:36.2	The University of California, Los Angeles, cancelled classes Wednesday after groups of protesters
1:41.2	clashed the night before, shoving, kicking, and beating each other with sticks.
1:46.0	That came just hours after police in New York City arrested almost 300 protesters,
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