Woodson

American  

[wood-suhn] / ˈwʊd sən /

noun

1. Carter Godwin, 1875–1950, U.S. historian and publisher: pioneer in modern Black Studies.

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Example Sentences

“It brings a little bit of old-school feel to it,” said Hall of Fame safety Charles Woodson.

From The Wall Street Journal

Woodson viewed the observance as a corrective—a temporary intervention designed to ensure black history would be taught throughout the year as part of American history.

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Woodson wanted history to be taught fully and honestly, not as separate observances.

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“If we see that 70% of households are raising children out of wedlock, that means 30% are not,” Mr. Woodson once told me.

From The Wall Street Journal

The veteran grassroots activist Bob Woodson has long argued that policymakers would do better to spend less time focused on the social pathology in low-income communities and more on people in those same communities who have beaten the odds.

From The Wall Street Journal