Ep 106 | Segregation Survivor: How to Counter BLM's FALSE Racial Narrative | Bob Woodson | The Glenn Beck Podcast

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🗓️ 1 May 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Civil rights activist and Woodson Center founder Bob Woodson has lived through segregation and been a victim of racism. But he doesn’t fit the Left’s mold. In fact, he’s providing an alternative narrative to their “equity.” With the Woodson Center and 1776 Unites, he is offering solutions that BLM rejects, but that are actually helping improve the lives of countless people trapped in poverty and inner-city violence. He goes through all of this and more in his latest book, “Red, White, and Black: Rescuing American History from Revisionists and Race Hustlers.” And he joins Glenn to make the case that the radical Left does not represent the majority of the black community. As leftist race-baiters make millions off branding the police as white supremacists while breaking the spirits of Americans of ALL races, Woodson calls out their moral treason, speaks truth to power, and denounces real racism for what it truly is: evil. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Today's guest is a genius, certified genius. In 1990, he won the MacArthur Genius grant,
0:09.4	and it has been nonstop his entire life. All the odds have always been against him,
0:15.8	but his mother told him to strive for excellence, and he did, and he has made quite an impact.
0:22.1	You may not know his name, but once you meet him, you'll never forget him. It is a long journey.
0:28.8	He was a civil rights activist in the 1960s. He went to jail. He devoted his life to improving the
0:36.0	lives of low-income people. He was also the director of the American Enterprise Institute. He
0:43.6	founded the National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise. He founded then the Woodson Center.
0:50.0	He is a guy who you probably don't know because he's not out there trying to drum up spotlight.
0:56.4	He's a guy who lives in the communities and does everything he can to fix them.
1:02.2	He is a perfect example of a person with solutions in an era that is
1:06.8	inundated with difficult questions. He goes through all of this and much more in his upcoming book,
1:13.0	Redbright and Black, rescuing American history from revisionist and race hustlers.
1:18.6	Today on the Glenn Beck podcast, the one and only my good friend Bob Woodson.
1:36.7	Hello my friend Bob, how are you?
1:39.1	I'm just fine man. Always good to see you. You're a great friend for me.
1:44.0	Oh please, I wanted to start this podcast with how you inspire other people. It was the day after
1:53.0	the Chauvin verdict came in. President Biden had gotten up and said that we're a systematically
2:02.4	racist country, etc. A lot of people even agreed with the verdict that something was wrong there
2:10.3	and he should be punished for it. A lot of people felt pretty down in the mouth and that morning
2:16.5	I came in and the first call I took was this call I want you to hear it.
2:21.0	With the president yesterday was so irresponsible and so I woke up angry and then I called my
2:27.7	good friend Bob Woodson who you had on your show several times. He talked me off the ledge.
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