Black America Looks Back to Move Forward with Bob Woodson

Ideas Have Consequences

Bob Woodson's heart is to see impoverished inner city black communities discipled. He has dedicated his entire life, from his first experiences growing up during Jim Crow to leading civil rights marches in the '60s to today serving black America to "empower community-based leaders to promote solutions that reduce crime and violence, restore families, revitalize underserved communities, and assist in the creation of economic enterprise" (Woodson Center, Mission). Woodson is a man we can all learn from. He often tells stories of resilient black Americans who rose above their circumstances to love and serve their neighbors. However, as you listen to this episode, you'll hear how his own testimony is marked by resiliency. Born during the Depression into a single-parent household, Woodson has gone on to advise presidents, build businesses, counsel leaders in academics, media, politics, and recently millions on the Dr. Phil show.

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1. Black America Looks Back to Move Forward with Bob Woodson (00:00:00)

2. Introduction (00:01:17)

3. Bob Woodson's story (00:04:08)

4. The real history of Black America (00:12:39)

5. Elijah McCoy and Robert Small (00:21:20)

6. 1776 Unites and The Woodson Center (00:24:11)

7. The importance of education (00:29:44)

8. Persuasion through testimony (00:32:21)

9. How to question the dominant race narrative? (00:38:24)

10. Are you hopeful about the future of combating the race hustlers? (00:42:27)

11. Conclusion (00:52:57)