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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2013 · 43 MIN

Wellness and History- Reflections of a Civil Rights Activist - Mar 06,2013

from The Wellness Journey Podcast Series · host The Wellness Journey Shows

SPECIAL EDITION OF "THE WELLNESS JOURNEY!" Part of having total wellness is being aware of your history. Understanding from whence you came...having an opportunity to have a frame of reference about your family history, the history of your community and your country helps you to facilitate understanding of the present. February is Black History month, but discussing the history of African Americans should be discussed on an ongoing basis and often to help all of us understand our total American history. Dr. Marion J Woods, is a civil rights actvist, a veteran, successful entrepenuer and executive,trailblazer, classmate of Martin Luther King and my Dad. Join us as we talk about his experiences during the budding civil rights movement and what it was like to be a part of history. Visit our Website Check our Fan Page Thanks for listening to our show. Please check our archives for more great shows on great topics. New shows air every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:00pm PST/4:00pm EST

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