Join Jose Vasco on another captivating episode of "Old-Fashioned Democrat" as he explores the transformative dynamics among Dallas youth, aged 13–23, challenging both the conservative youth movement and Zionism. In this thought-provoking discussion, Jose highlights the stark disparity between the seemingly shallow conservatism embodied by figures like Allie Beth Stuckey and the profound analyses of passionate young pro-Palestinian voices, leading him to assert that the die is cast, and the future is owned by the pro-Palestinian left. By amplifying the voices of young activists expressing solidarity with Palestine and Yemen, Jose witnesses a level of precision and drive that surpasses his experiences with young conservatives. In an insightful conversation with pro-Palestinian activist Foxy Jazzabelle, they delve into the rising trend of articulate and empathetic students, questioning the status quo. The episode further explores the historical context of censorship in Black history, drawing connections between Claudine Gay's ouster and nineteenth-century abolitionism, unraveling the power of human narratives and the threats they pose to oppressive systems. "Old-Fashioned Democrat" invites listeners to join the discourse on youth activism, empathy, and the evolving political landscape, providing a nuanced perspective on the future of conservatism, the pro-Palestinian movement, and the significance of free speech.