Hey, Colson Center listeners, this is Maria Baer, co-host of Breakpoint this week alongside

John Stone Street. I'm here to tell you that I'm looking for a new boss. Just kidding,

kind of. The Colson Center is looking for an experienced executive producer to join our team.

So this person should have a track record of building multimedia brands in this space of teaching and talk

and thought leadership. The Breakpoint executive producer would be responsible for optimizing and

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Welcome 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 controversy over what materials should and shouldn't be inside public schools and public libraries.

We're also going to talk about Lila Rose's appearance on Dr. Phil and their conversation about what it means to be pro-life and the example she's set

for pro-life advocates around the country. We have a lot of great stuff to talk about today. We're so

glad you're with us. Please stick around. Welcome to Breakpoint this week from the Colson Center

for Christian Worldview. I'm Maria Bear alongside John Stone Street,

president of the Colson Center. John, there's been some developments on our long saga now into

American libraries and what books they have. I continue to get feedback from listeners of ours

about what they're discovering at their libraries and what's happening. And it's starting to feel like a

bigger story than it seems in the media because everybody, I mean, I've gotten an incredible

amount of feedback. I heard this week that there was a library in North Carolina. One of our

listeners sent me a picture of a poster for this event was holding a LGBTQ pride

story time event and on the flyer it said this is for ages zero to five zero to five then i heard a

story on the world and everything in it this week as well exploring this there's a group of moms

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