You're listening to Breakpoint this week where we're talking about the top stories of the week from a Christian worldview.

Today we're going to talk about the ongoing protests on American universities about the war in Gaza.

We're also going to talk about a new law in Colorado

that has implications for the rest of the country

about what teachers and schools are being forced to do

with regards to students with gender confusion. We have a lot to get to today. We're so glad you're with. do with from the Colson Center for Christian Worldview. I'm Maria Bear, alongside John Stone Street,

president of the Colson Center. John, we talked last week about these protests on college campuses,

protesting, I think the war in Gaza at this point I'm not precisely sure what everybody's

protesting and I'm not precisely sure that they're precisely sure what

everybody's protesting but the unrest is ongoing and it seems to be amping up. I heard this morning the stat that 2,000 kids now have been arrested. It's unclear how many of these are actual students at these colleges which include of course Columbia University in New York

UCLA, UT Austin, there's been some at Ole Miss like all kinds of schools all over the country.

Oh, Miss, is that right?

I did not see that.

Old Miss?

Now, the thing that was cool about the one at Ole Miss, is that it was a small protest,

and then a bigger protest came out of kids who blared the American National Anthem and kind of

drowned out the smaller protest. And if you have not seen the video yet, I highly recommend going and looking at it because apparently the SEC has a little bit more courage than some of the other players here.

But it just warms the heart. Players. You had to make this about football, didn't you?

Good. Did you get that?

You got that?

I got that.

Yeah, it's proud of that one. So anyway, the protests are ongoing.

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