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What's going to breakpoint, a daily look at an ever-changing culture through the lens of unchanging truth for the Colson Center. I'm John Stone Street.

250 years ago this month on Lexington Green and Massachusetts, the shot heard round the world was fired, and the American Revolution began.

At dawn, in a common area not far from Boston, a little over 70 colonial militiamen faced down a much larger number of British regular troops.

After a brief standoff where an army officer declared, throw down your arms,

ye villains, ye rebels, the locals refused to disperse, and instead someone fired their weapon,

though to this day no one knows who eight Americans were dead or dying when it was all over.

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