Robert Woodson to retire as president of Woodson Center after 40 years 84-year-old civil-rights pioneer will serve as president emeritus Follow Us
Question of the Day By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times - Thursday, July 29, 2021
Robert L. Woodson Sr., a pioneer in civil rights and community development, announced Thursday his retirement as president of the Woodson Center during the organization’s 40th anniversary celebration at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Woodson, 84, said he will take the role of president emeritus while the board launches a search for the next president of the center, a non-profit, non-partisan research institute that promotes free-market initiatives to turn around troubled communities.
who know world war ii history know that in 1944, the japanese government sent over incendiary bombs that went up to the jet stream and they were going to float over to the pacific northwest and they were going to come down and start fires in the pacific northwest and the idea was we would have to identify our own fires on our own soil and we couldn t fight them in the pacific theater and this is analogous tore that. this is us fighting ourselves, this won t culture, the diversity, the racism cries, the gender, homophobia, this is us fighting ourselves, the russians and the chinese must be divided that we have a self-induced civil war on our own nation five years after our first two-term black president that we ve decided to use race
we ve decided to use race hustlers and start a war on our own soil so they are with their homogenous population just freed to usurp technology to shut down our pipelines and hack into our infrastructure while we are using our technology to photoshop. you make a really serious and deeply sad point that i know historians will spend their careers writing about and why did this happen? this kind of what you re saying, seems like at the moment where he proved that the country was not the country it was 150 years ago, we decided to attack ourselves for leaders decided to attack our country. why do you think that happened honestly? i think it s a combination of too much time, too many people, not real problems, people not working with their hands, people
because it will absolutely tear us down. that s the stated goal of it. sandra: spitting on the civil rights movement the way he sees it, he says these race hustlers and media charlatans foment division by dismissing progress and rewriting history and as i kept teasing that you were coming up saying the fox and we can help my cohost will cain is here, you re also a dad and parents see what s happening right now and we all are looking over the shoulder of our kids doing covid more so than ever seen what s happening in our schools. to eventually expect the movement on behalf of parents to make sure that this does not happen in the classroom, do you expect that to grow and get bigger? final thoughts. asked. parents are the front-line warriors in this battle because they have a stake in the game. you will not teach my child to be a racist. he will not teach my child to see the world through a prism of race, you will not. it s a line in the sand. this is the hill that we die on.
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