Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert L Woodson

One of the original Civil Rights Activists, Robert Woodson eschewed race-baiting and grievance hustling in favor of real solutions.  He's as inspiring as he is wise.  He is the Founder and President of the Woodson Center, 1776 Unites, and Voices of Black Mothers United.  He is, in short, a national treasure.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert L. Woodson, Sr. is Founder and President of the Woodson Center, 1776 Unites and Voices of Black Mothers United. He is an influential leader on issues of poverty alleviation and empowering disadvantaged communities to become agents of their own uplift. Woodson is a frequent advisor to local, state and federal government officials as well as business and philanthropic organizations.Website: WoodsonCenter.org This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit allenwest.substack.com/subscribe

The work of the Woodson Center ... Sylvia's recent five-city tour to support victims of violence ... How tragedy moved Sylvia to start Voices of Black Mothers United ... Sylvia: We must work with the police in our communities ... What role does race play in VBMU's work? And where are the fathers? ... The importance of forgiveness in the healing process ... How VBMU is reaching out beyond Black communities ... Sylvia: The pain of mothers who lose children to police violence is no different than mine ... Glenn: Why do we hear so little about Christian faith's role in healing? ... Glenn's Bradley Prize acceptance speech, May 17, 2022 ...

The work of the Woodson Center … Sylvia's recent five-city tour to support victims of violence … How tragedy moved Sylvia to start Voices of Black Mothers United … Sylvia: We must work with the police in our communities … What role does race play in VBMU's work? And where are the fathers? … The […]

The work of the Woodson Center ... Sylvia's recent five-city tour to support victims of violence ... How tragedy moved Sylvia to start Voices of Black Mothers United ... Sylvia: We must work with the police in our communities ... What role does race play in VBMU's work? And where are the fathers? ... The importance of forgiveness in the healing process ... How VBMU is reaching out beyond Black communities ... Sylvia: The pain of mothers who lose children to police violence is no different than mine ... Glenn: Why do we hear so little about Christian faith's role in healing? ... Glenn's Bradley Prize acceptance speech, May 17, 2022 ...

Bob: “There is no monolithic ‘Black Community'” ... How much anti-poverty spending actually goes to poor people? ... Recalibrating welfare's perverse incentives ... Can community faith-based interventions scale up? ... The moral inconsistencies of progressive policy ... What should we focus on instead of race? ... How the Woodson Center is working to restore communities ... Why is there no religious dimension to current racial justice movements? ... The Glenn Show gives back ...

Bob: “There is no monolithic ‘Black Community'” ... How much anti-poverty spending actually goes to poor people? ... Recalibrating welfare's perverse incentives ... Can community faith-based interventions scale up? ... The moral inconsistencies of progressive policy ... What should we focus on instead of race? ... How the Woodson Center is working to restore communities ... Why is there no religious dimension to current racial justice movements? ... The Glenn Show gives back ...

Bob: “There is no monolithic ‘Black Community'” … How much anti-poverty spending actually goes to poor people? … Recalibrating welfare's perverse incentives … Can community faith-based interventions scale up? … The moral inconsistencies of progressive policy … What should we focus on instead of race? … How the Woodson Center is working to restore communities […]

Healing America's Identity Crisis with Robert L. Woodson.

On today's show...Robert L. Woodson, Sr., founder and president of the Woodson Center and civil rights activist talks CRT, socialism, the nuclear family and BLM. Burlington School Board member, Taylor Wishau, talks school boards, CRT and DPI's curriculum control. U.S. Rep. Scott Fitzgerald [Dist. 5] updates us on the situation at the U.S./Mexico border. Deputy Council Dan Lennington, from the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, discusses CRT-related lawsuits. Eric Hovde, chairman and CEO of H Bancorp and former Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, explains how states can insulate themselves from the crazy. And political activist Eric O'Keefe unpacks the threat of a Chinese-style totalitarian state.

Race and Covenant   Our delightful duo is honored with a visit from a special guest. Gerry McDermott is an old friend and former Anglican Chair of Divinity at Samford’s Beeson Divinity School. He’s a prolific author, writing brilliantly on a wide variety of subjects ranging from theology and philosophy to famous stutterers. Just a few months ago, McDermott edited Race and Covenant, a collection of essays ignited by the desire to uncover–in the light of Scripture–why race became the number one issue in the country after the presidential election of 2008.    Race and Covenant is the work of several very articulate thinkers–Christians and Jews from different traditions, and people from different races and ethnicities contributing their perspectives on the topic. Where does the word “covenant” fit when addressing race? Is there any good to be found in Critical Race Theory? Listen closely to this important conversation, and be sure to share it with a friend!   Show Notes   ·  Institute on Religion and Democracy ·  Robert L. Woodson ·  The Elect: The Threat to a Progressive America from Anti-Black Antiracists ·  Carol M. Swain ·  Derryck Green ·  Glenn C. Loury ·  Voddie Baucham   Register for the opportunity to win a free copy of Race and Covenant: Recovering the Religious Roots for American Reconciliation. The books come compliments of the Acton Institute.

Fourth podcast in the series on Race and Racism, theme of BoI charity’s event The Academy, held online in late 2020.In this episode we feature the lecture ‘The use and abuse of the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement’.The emergence of Black Lives Matter has been accompanied by renewed interest in the American civil rights movement that made such an impact in the 1960s. But what are the key attributes of that movement, and how should we assess today’s interpretation of its history and legacy?Lecturer: Nicolas Kinloch, history teacher specialising in American history, former deputy president of the Historical Association and a Teacher Fellow of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.THE ACADEMY ONLINE II: RACE AND RACISMThe Academy II was a half day online event via zoom that took place in November 2020. To view the full programme and some suggested background reading to the talks, please visit  https://theboi.co.uk/the-academy-online-ii-race-and-racismFor this lecture on civil rights, we you may wish to read:-‘The Fire Next Time’ by James Baldwin (1963). Purchase this book at https://amzn.to/39PTJlA‘The March on Washington: A legacy lost’ by Robert L. Woodson in The Hill http://bit.ly/39POxygTHE ACADEMYIn the context of today’s instrumental approaches to knowledge, The Academy summer school is a modest attempt to demonstrate the value of scholarship, and of the worth of the university as a place of free enquiry dedicated to the pursuit of truth.DONATING TO THE BOI CHARITYThe BOI charity is committed to continuing to host discussion and debates throughout this period when society is restricted by measures to tackle coronavirus. In order to realise events such as the Academy Online, none of our staff are furloughed and instead remain working. If you can, then please consider a donation, small or large. Visit: https://theboi.co.uk/donateIDEAS MATTER PODCASTIdeas Matter is a podcast that takes the most important issues of our times and explores the ideas and intellectual trends that have shaped where we are today.You can subscribe and listen to Ideas Matter on iTunes, Podbean, Spotify or SoundCloud. For full details of all episodes, visit the podcast page on our websiteKeep up-to-date with Ideas Matter and all the initiatives organised by the Battle of Ideas charity by following us on Twitter (@theboi_uk) and on Facebook (battleofideas).

Robert L. Woodson, Sr., Civil Rights activist, author and founder of both the Woodson Center and 1776 Unites, joins Kim to address the left's attempt to radicalize racism. The post Lessons From the Least of These appeared first on The Kim Monson Show.

The diversity of America is a big part of its founding ideals, even with the scars of slavery, America is the one place that provides the opportunity to succeed on your terms. While the majority of Americans would embrace the principle point of our ‘founding ideals,’ there are those who wish to use race as a means to divide the people. “Black America is one of the most loyal supporters of this nation, even though that nation held them as slaves,” says Robert Woodson. “America is defined by its promise, not just its past,” Woodson said. Bob Woodson joins Malcolm on ‘The Voice of a Nation’ with an inspiring discussion on the evils of racism, and the opportunities and promise of America. Robert L. Woodson - Founder and President of the Woodson Center, he founded the Center in 1981 to help residents of low-income neighborhoods address the problems of their communities. A former civil rights activist, he has headed the National Urban League Department of Criminal Justice, and has been a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Foundation for Public Policy Research. 1776 Unites maintains a special focus on voices in the black community who celebrate black excellence, reject victimhood culture, and showcase the millions of black Americans who have prospe red by embracing the founding ideals of America. For Further Insight: Website: The Woodson Center 1776 Website: 1776 Unites | Uplifting Everyday Americans | America's founding principles - in action!

Wednesday, August 19, 2020 Kerby hosts our show and begins with updates from today’s top news stories. Then his guests are Bob Pritchett, Eric Mock, and Bob Woodson. Bob Pritchett is the President and CEO of Faithlife. He and Kerby will discuss Bible Engagement During COVID-19. Eric Mock then brings us an update from Slavic Gospel Association. Finally, Bob Woodson shares the industry of racial grievances. … Read More →

When we talk about Black Lives Matter my guest has made the well-being of the black community his life-long mission. Robert L. Woodson, Sr. is the founder of the Woodson Center. The Center’s mission is to transform lives, schools, and troubled neighborhoods, from the inside out.

“I am not a victim” is the message that conservative African Americans send to the left in the new film "Uncle Tom."The movie, which was executive produced by radio talk-show host Larry Elder, features interviews with prominent black conservatives, such as Carol Swain, Robert L. Woodson, Allen B. West, Candace Owens, and many others. Elder joins the podcast to explain the purpose of the film and why it is so critical at this moment in history. Also on today’s show, we read your letters to the editor and share a good news story about how one man’s GoFundMe campaign has raised $300,000 to buy Goya products for food banks. Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How Bob joined and eventually split with the civil rights movement ... Critiquing the government bureaucracy of the American welfare state ... Bob: Affirmative action has been exploited by middle-class blacks ... Black achievement during the century after the Civil War ... Glenn asks, "what is to be done?" ... Bob: "I don't have any choice but to be optimistic" ... Glenn: "Black people ought not to be taught to hate our country" ...

How can the conservative movement help restore America’s inner cities? FRC’s Coalitions Senior Research Fellow Chris Gacek joins the podcast to discuss Robert L. Woodson, Sr.’s lecture on how the conservative movement must identify, recognize, and support agents of individual and community uplift and provide the resources, expertise, and funding that can strengthen and expand their transformative work.

Robert L. Woodson, Sr. is founder of the Woodson Center, which helps residents of low-income neighborhoods address the problems of their communities. He is also the former head of the National Urban League Department of Criminal Justice and has been a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Foundation for Public Policy Research. Mr. Woodson is a MacArthur “genius” awardee and recipient of the 2008 Bradley Prize, the Presidential Citizens Award, and a 2008 Social Entrepreneurship Award from the Manhattan Institute.Woodson doesn’t mince words when it comes to delivering the truth about the grievanceindustry, so-called sensitivity trainers, the entitlement culture, and even ColinKaepernick. Great interview.

It's Gonna Take A Lot Of Trees Today's topics include: It should help you to enjoy your weekend better by knowing hypocritical jet-setting celebrities spent a few days this week trying to prevent you and the rest of the planet from being doomed 12 years from now. Experts from Trees For The Future did the math...and let's just say it's going to take a lot of trees planted to offset the CO2 footprint left behind from all of their private jets. Next, Robert L. Woodson, Sr. (founder and president of The Woodson Center) joins the show to discuss the type of work his center provides, along with his opinion on ploys to try and sway the black vote during election time. And finally, John discusses the drama surrounding Mario Lopez over a statement he made regarding the LGBTQ community on the Candace Owens Show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Robert L. Woodson, Sr., Founder and President of the Center for Neighborhood Enterprise, joins Stansberry Radio.Porter and Brabsy start the show with some updates on the energy market. Find out the two simple reasons why Porter is still completely bullish on natural gas... And... Is there a company that is building a plant that can convert natural gas to gasoline?You'll hear how this could be one of the safest plays you can make in the oil industry.Then, Porter starts the interview by asking Robert "What do you think is the core problem in our inner cities today?"You'll hear Robert break down the recent phenomenon in the Black community.Where did the violence and fear start? Robert brings out the reality of the situation.Is there a conspiracy happening right before us? Is there an impact of disparity and drug laws?What is driving the incarceration rate? Porter and Robert talk about the contributing factors that are increasing these outrageous statistics daily.It's an eye-opening episode that will truly enlighten you to what is really happening to the cities of America.