Podcast appearances and mentions of clarence henderson

From sitting at a segregated Woolworth's lunch counter in 1960 to advocating for educational reform today, civil rights pioneer Clarence Henderson shares his remarkable journey of courage and conviction. Henderson recounts his firsthand experience during the historic Greensboro sit-ins and discusses how that watershed moment shaped his lifelong mission as a champion for freedom. Through candid conversation, he offers unique insights on America's progress in race relations, the importance of economic empowerment, and his concerns about modern education. Henderson challenges listeners to defend liberty through personal responsibility and civic engagement, arguing that freedom's price "must be paid in full and upfront."   https://clarencehenderson.com/    Tools for Transcripts is a resource for you to learn how to assess your students using the proven tools that bring life-changing results. We offer classes, coaching, and consulting. Classical Conversations families receive 10% off using the coupon code 10OFF4CC. To learn more, visit www.classicaltools4change.com

This week we talk to civil rights icon, Clarence Henderson. He talks about the historic Woolworth lunch counter sit in, racism - then and now, economic empowerment, and our cultural problems today. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/cutthebullpodcast)

Panel: Chris Joyner — Author, “The Three Death Sentences of Clarence Henderson” Jim Galloway — Former political columnist, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's reporter Chris Joyner said that the strange story of Henderson and Buddy Stevens had been part of his life since he began his career in newspapers more than 20 years ago. And now, he's turned it into a fascinating book, “The Three Death Sentences of Clarence Henderson.” But in telling the story, Joyner broadens his lens, giving readers insights about postwar life in Carrollton, the emergence of scientific methods in analyzing criminal evidence, the politics of race that played out in gubernatorial politics and more. And along the way, we learn about communists and Klan members in Georgia, too. Subscribe to the new Political Rewind newsletter at gpb.org/politicalrewind.

In 1948, a Black sharecropper in Georgia was sentenced to die for a murder he didn't commit. What happened next tells us a lot about the legal system in the United States then — and now.

This episode features an interview with civil rights pioneer Clarence Henderson who on February 2, 1960 helped launch the sit-in protests in Greensboro, North Carolina. Mr. Henderson shares his family background, his battle against racial discrimination in the U.S. Army, and his role in the historic events that unfolded that day which contributed to desegregation in the United States.  "Walking into F.W. Woolworth's I did not know how I was going to come out, in a vertical position in handcuffs going to jail, or perhaps in a prone position going to the hospital or even the morgue," said Henderson on the podcast. "This changed my total outlook on life. I began to realize that we all have defining moments, but those moments don't define us. It's what we do in those moments that define us."This interview was conducted by Mel Wright, Executive Director of the Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism, with an introduction by Chief Justice Paul Newby. A video version of this podcast is available as part of the commission's Historical Video Series.

Tonight BZ and co-host LONNIE POINDEXTER (in the studio with BZ!) discussed CLARENCE HENDERSON of the GREENSBORO FOUR in 1960, the Chicago Death Toll, interspersed with a fart joke, racist emojis, Biden's abysmal poll numbers, and SHR's own Melanie Collette talking about Joe Rogan's canceling. BZ also gave details on how to get into the SHR chat room, and how to call the NEW phone number to the show, at (575) 208-4792!

Tonight BZ and co-host LONNIE POINDEXTER (in the studio with BZ!) discussed CLARENCE HENDERSON of the GREENSBORO FOUR in 1960, the Chicago Death Toll, interspersed with a fart joke, racist emojis, Biden's abysmal poll numbers, and SHR's own Melanie Collette talking about Joe Rogan's canceling. BZ also gave details on how to get into the SHR chat room, and how to call the NEW phone number to the show, at (575) 208-4792!

Tonight BZ and co-host LONNIE POINDEXTER (in the studio with BZ!) discussed CLARENCE HENDERSON of the GREENSBORO FOUR in 1960, the Chicago Death Toll, interspersed with a fart joke, racist emojis, Biden's abysmal poll numbers, and SHR's own Melanie Collette talking about Joe Rogan's canceling. BZ also gave details on how to get into the SHR chat room, and how to call the NEW phone number to the show, at (575) 208-4792!

62 years ago this week, four Black men stood up by sitting down at the Woolworth lunch counter in Greensboro. The photograph and image became a focal point of the sit-in movement.  However, many more people sat in protest including Clarence Henderson who joined in on day two. Despite the fear of danger, Henderson actually thought his decision to take part in the Civil Rights Movement was simple compared to the rough neighborhood where he grew up. So, 62 years later, we will, for the first time tell the story from the standpoint of his roots and how it prepared him for that day on Feb. 2, 1960.  You will learn how those roots have impacted his politics. Henderson admits his politics surprised many people, especially after the 2020 election when he supported Donald Trump.

Today we are delighted to have Chris Joyner on the podcast. He is a journalist with the Atlanta Journal Constitution and is the author of The Three Death Sentences of Clarence Henderson and we are looking forward to diving into the book and a sordid period of Georgia history with Chris today on the podcast.   Chris Joyner: Chris Joyner is an investigative reporter with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution with more than two decades of experience in journalism, ranging from community newspapers to national and international news and wire services. He reported from the scene of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010. As an investigative reporter, he focuses on uncovering hidden communities and has written about street gangs and life inside a supermax prison, the hidden world of government lobbying, and a white-collar criminal network built around a drug testing lab. He lives in Atlanta. Read Full Bio   Links: Chris' LinkedIn Atlanta Journal Constitution The Three Death Sentences of Clarence Henderson http://www.akintate.com/ https://www.gatriallawyers.net/ See You In Court Website To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit fairplay.org

“We didn’t know when we went in whether we would be coming out vertically in handcuffs going to jail or horizontally on a stretcher to the hospital…or even the morgue.” That one sentence encapsulates Clarence Henderson’s courage…and his legacy. From participating in the historic 1960 Woolworth’s lunch counter sit-in in Greensboro, NC to being a […]

Clarence Henderson, Civil Rights leader, President of the Frederick Douglass Foundation for the State of North Carolina, and former Chairman of the North Carolina Martin Luther King Jr. Commission, on concerns about unrest following the verdict in the Chauvin trial, and on the civil rights leaders’ letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee in support of election integrity efforts. Arielle Del Turco, FRC’s Assistant Director of the Center for Religious Liberty, on U.S. Rep Chip Roy’s bill to prohibit funding for the United Nation’s Population Fund due to the organization’s link to coercive abortion and sterilization, especially in China, and on the latest reports on China’s genocide against Uyghur Muslims. Bob Good, U.S. Representative for the 5th District of Virginia, on the U.S. House of Representatives approving a pro-marijuana bill. Owen Strachan, associate professor of Christian Theology at Midwestern Theological Seminary and Senior Fellow of the Council on Biblical Manhood & Womanhood, on President Biden’s Department of Education pushing critical race theory curriculum in public schools. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Today's show features: Clarence Henderson, Civil Rights leader, President of the Frederick Douglass Foundation for the State of North Carolina, and former Chairman of the North Carolina Martin Luther King Jr. Commission, on concerns about unrest

Congressman Mark Walker and Clarence Henderson discuss civil rights, racism, and more. Nick Searcy opens up about his life and career. Rockland Road gives an enticing performance and more! Tune in to Huckabee RIGHT NOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Listen to some of Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla's best interviews on Christmas Eve! You'll hear from Carter Page, Jon Ponder, Pete Hegseth, Clarence Henderson, Jim Gray, and we end with some Christmas cheer from Deanna Martin! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Family Policy Matters, NC Family brings you an excerpt from our Virtual Event on Race & Society. This event featured civil rights advocate Clarence Henderson, who participated in the famous sit-ins at the Greensboro Woolworth’s lunch counter in 1960. Henderson shares his story, and provides inspiriting and faithful encouragement for Christians to respond to the racial tensions in our nation today.

On Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla, civil rights pioneer Clarence Henderson talks about his RNC speech and criticizes the Black Lives Matter movement, Trump 2020 Senior Campaign Advisor Corey Lewandowski predicts President Trump will see a bounce in the polls, Fox News' Emily Compagno plays a round of Judge Jimmy, and could this be the last Lincoln Failla appearance of the summer?    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The final night of the RNC left America with a clear choice. Glenn issues an apology to President Trump for misjudging his character in 2016. Civil rights activist Clarence Henderson compares the current riots to the 1960s movement after a mob surrounded Sen. Rand Paul last night. NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck recaps the MSM meltdown over the RNC and the crowd at the White House. After Glenn called the MSM out for not having their own teams on the ground to cover the Kenosha shooting, they hit back. But BlazeTV’s Elijah Schaffer and a simple timeline tell the real story. The Clarion Project’s Ryan Mauro previews the new film, “Covert Cash,” about how much influence foreign entities like China have over our universities.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The final night of the RNC left America with a clear choice. Glenn issues an apology to President Trump for misjudging his character in 2016 and takes a look at the true message of his speech last night. Civil rights activist Clarence Henderson compares the current riots to the 1960s movement after a mob surrounded Sen. Rand Paul last night. NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck recaps the MSM meltdown over the RNC and the crowd at the White House. CNN reported that the Kenosha riots were “fiery, but mostly peaceful.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Civil rights icon and veteran Clarence Henderson talks about his RNC speech and why he's supporting President Trump

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In today’s hour of non-stop talk civil rights activist Clarence Henderson joined to discuss his speech at the RNC where he talked President Trump’s achievements for black Americans such as criminal justice reform. As  2020 continues to be the absolute worst, scientists say balls of bacteria can survive in space and make their way to planet earth! Photo: Getty Images See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

civil rights activist Clarence Henderson joined to discuss his speech at the RNC where he talked President Trump’s achievements for black Americans such as criminal justice reform. Photo by: Handout / Handout See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

This week Dr. Metzler is joined by Civil Rights Icon Clarence Henderson and Founder of the Douglass Leadership Institute Dean Nelson. THE MIC IS HOT!! They distinguish between the Black Lives Matter organization and the principle that BLACK LIVES MATTER. #Protest and #Progress.

Clarence Henderson, Civil Rights Leader and School Choice Advocate discussed the current racial unrest, peaceful protest, and how school choice and charter schools, and educators in general can contribute to a better society.

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Clarence Henderson

Brett Talks with civil rights activist Clarence Henderson in this weeks episode. Clarence tells us what it was like to sit at the diner at Woolworth's in Greensboro in 1960 in opposition of segregation and Jim Crow laws. 

Joing us as our host Pudgy Miller talks with Clarence Henderson who was a part of the first protest in America in Greensboro NC! You do not want to miss a part of this Black History, and this American History!!!! Dial 619-638-8559 to listen to the show or go to facebook.com/kirpradioshow and press on the  "we're Live" picture! The back Story - On February 1, 1960, four African American college students sat down at a lunch counter at Woolworth’s in Greensboro, North Carolina, and politely asked for service. Their request was refused. When asked to leave, they remained in their seats. Their passive resistance and peaceful sit-down demand helped ignite a youth-led movement to challenge racial inequality throughout the South. In Greensboro, hundreds of students, civil rights organizations, churches, and members of the community joined in a six-month-long protest. Their commitment ultimately led to the desegregation of the F. W. Woolworth lunch counter on July 25, 1960.  

As John De Lancie's character Q said to Patrick Stewart's character Jean-Luc Picard in the similarly named series finale of Star Trek: The Next Generation, all good things must come to an end. Today, we bring you the final episode of Podcast Stockton.I registered the domain name and built the first version of the website on January 3, 2009. A month later, Stockton was named the most miserable city in America. The first episode of Podcast Stockton, episode zero, was released on March 22, 2009. My goal was simple: to share the stories about the good life in Stockton. With the help of so many wonderful people, we accomplished that.I am so proud of what Podcast Stockton became. What started as a one-man operation grew to include many others. Podcast Stockton would not have been possible without the help from Rod Villagomez for coming on the show as co-host back in late 2009; Wes Rhea from the Stockton Convention & Visitors Bureau for all of his wonderful support on the show, Jon Remington from Closet Goodies for giving us our first regular "commercial"; Greg Bahr and Andy Pinasco for being great confidants and helping to introduce us to so many special people in Stockton; Omar Vargas for creating the awesome Podcast Stockton logo and artwork; Tom Mondragon for his years of friendship and for being the inspiration for the show; Wes Johnson for building our iPhone app; Lowell Tuckerman for doing the sports segment; Mr. Story for all of his trusted advice; Manuel for all the help with content ideas, technical support and guidance, and Gabriel for his support, content, show ideas, and giving us our very first review.Meeting Rod and having him join the show was exactly what I needed. His experience and ideas were a welcome shot in the arm and with his guidance, we did so much more than I could have ever done by myself.When Rod wasn't available, it was an honor to co-host the show with Manny, Chris the Greek, Lowell and Gabriel. Thank you so much guys! Also, big thanks to Lowell, Wes, Manny, Jon and Gabriel for helping us put on Podcast Stockton Live last year. What a blast that was!Thank you to all of you that gave us access to your businesses, organizations, events. We have met some very incredible people in this city and have had the opportunity to interview a great list of Stocktonians, including:Zenet Negron,Cari Giannecchini, Jennifer Boylan, Pat Filippone, Emily Ballus, Susan Mora-Loyko, Benjamin Saffold, Alice van Ommeren, Jeff Gamboni, Adam Messinger, Matthew Farnsworth, Frank Stone, Chris Freeman, Rick Corduck, Lee Neves, Jared Foster, Leona Marino, Levi Wells,Clarence Henderson, Dr. Derron Lee, Dawn Correll-Cruz, Tera Moore, Jason Roth, John Clauser, Diana Lowery, David Mckeever, Emily Baime, Kate Post, Timm Quinn, Chris Juenke, Justin Farry, Dr. Robert Shapiro, Susan Spracher, Joni Bauer, Dwight Richards, Michael Seymour, Tod Ruhstaller, Kenny McCann, Chris the Greek, Gillian Murphy, Susan Eggman, the cast and crew of Broadcasting Sunshine, Patrick Giblin, George Ruiz, Slick Diaz, Jon Remington, Ronnie and Yolanda Cunningham, Greg Bahr, Gabriel and Devin, Mike Fitzgerald, Dawn Beckwith, Shawna Cavender, Andy Pinasco, Mike Bravo, Bill Ries-Knight, Tony Mannor, Tom Moccia and Tom Mondragon.Thanks to Mike Klocke at The Record as well, for all of his support and kind words through the last couple of years. And to David Siders, formerly of The Record, for helping spread the word when the first episode was released. I never told him this, but when I first met him I stuck my hand out and introduced myself. When he heard my name he said "oh, Podcast Stockton". I was star-struck. David Siders knew who I was! Also thank you Adrianna Brogger for getting us on TV! Thanks to Tim from Illinois, formerly from Stockton, for always reminding us that former Stocktonians still care about the city. Thanks to Benjamin Saffold for being one of the most giving people in our city and for bringing me on to the Earth Day Festival committee, one of the greatest experiences and honors of my life.Thank you to our listeners. Of course, without you, there would have been no show! I am eternally grateful to you all!Stockton, with all of our problems, is still a vibrant community. There are many reasons to love it here and we are so proud to have shared the stories of Stockton with you for the past 71 episodes.If you want to know about goings on in Stockton, visit these sites regularly:VisitStockton.orgMom About The TownPort City SunBreaking News StocktonThe RecordAgain, thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to share our stories, and the stories of Stockton with you. It was truly one of the most rewarding projects of my life.Lastly, thank you to my family. They afforded me the time and support for me to continue my hobby. Without them, Podcast Stockton would have never been.I am going to keep this website up indefinitely, and may even get the bug to blog from time to time. Please come by now and then to say hello!Keep makin' it great Stockton!We hope you enjoy our final show.

Welcome to Podcast Stockton, featuring an interview with Levi Wells and Clarence Henderson from 83 Seconds.Wes’s Stockton activities guide. Go to VisitStockton.org to sign up for the weekly events e-mail and follow @Stockton_CA on Twitter and on Facebook. Also visit their awesome blog, ourstockton.com.In this episode:What's new on the Miracle Mile. Greg Bahr fills in for Rod and fills us in on what's new on the Mile. The Ave and MidTown Creperie have opened. And don't forget, Miracle Mile Night is coming soon. Follow Greg on Twitter @Griffin209 and @MiracleMileNiteSports update with Lowell TuckermanPhoto contests sponsored by the Stockton Conference & Visitors Bureau and The Record. Summer is a great time to go out and take some pictures. For tips on getting some great shots we spoke with local photographers Dennis Johnson, Patrick and Kati Giblin, and Manny Montes. Here are some of the shots Patrick mentioned (shopkeeper mopping, Stuff I think is good set, fiddle player). Besides these great photographers, check out Michael Brooking's Flickr and Clifford Oto's blog.A quick review of Podcast Stockton Live at the Taste of San Joaquin!What's new on ClosetGoodies.comAn interview with Levi Wells and Clarence Henderson from 83 Seconds. This new social networking (it's not social, it's networking, with a purpose) site is coming soon and Levi and Clarence come into the studio to tell us what it's all about. The two of them are running the company from Stockton, and along with their business partners from southern California, they are looking at making a splash in the online world of social networking.A few quick things:Rod and Linda's newest addition, another daughter, is expected to make her arrival any day. The rest of the Podcast Stockton crew is eager for her arrival!The 2nd Annual Internet Marketing Conference is July 21 from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM at the Stockton Hilton. Tickets are $125. There are only 10 spots left and Mayaco is donating 100% of the proceeds of these final 10 tickets to the St. Joseph's Cancer Center. This year's keynote speaker is Microsoft Executive, Alpa Agarwal.The Record's editor, Mike Klocke, held a live web chat this afternoon. Besides mentioning Podcast Stockton, Evil Chef Mom and Reclaiming the Title, Mike fielded some great questions from the community.Until next time, make it great Stockton!- Matt & Rod