The World and Everything In It 5.16.25 Culture Friday on the arrival of Afrikaners, a review of Deaf President Now!, and the value of ordinary work
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May 16, 2025 John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center and host of the Breakpoint podcast, offers insights into the arrival of Afrikaner refugees in the U.S., highlighting the complexities of refugee treatment. He delves into the emotional impact of the Deaf President Now! movement at Gallaudet University, showcasing its significance for representation. Stonestreet also emphasizes the value of ordinary work in shaping social change, exploring how everyday roles contribute to broader societal shifts.
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Christian Refugee Admission Insights
- The U.S. refugee admissions may favor Christians due to religious persecution trends.
- Refugee decisions involve prioritizing religion, ease of admission, and political considerations.
Episcopal Church's Refugee Stance Critique
- Episcopal Church’s moral stance on refugees lacks consistency, prioritizing identity over consistent values.
- Severing its government partnership over refugee issues reflects broader confusion on rights and oppression.
Planned Parenthood Funding Reality
- Planned Parenthood receives increased taxpayer funding despite lack of holistic women's healthcare.
- The organization's core mission opposes parenthood, supported heavily by government funds.