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Reality Radio
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The Black Knight
The Black Knight
Wednesday 4th September 2019
Col. Clifford Worthy discusses his experiences as one of the first black cadets at West Point, touching on race, resilience, and social change.
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Get the buttons here!Col. Clifford Worthy: Breaking Barriers at West Point
Young men, and particularly African-American men and women, now should be prepared to react to unexpected opportunities such as the one I had with meeting this young man at Wayne University back in and be prepared to take them on and make the most of them, because there will be opportunities that sometimes will be out there.
What does it take to break barriers and pave the way for future generations? In this episode of 'The Blum Show', Michael Blum sits down with Col. Clifford Worthy, one of the first black cadets at West Point in the 1950s. Col. Worthy shares his journey through a predominantly white institution during a time of significant racial tension. His story isn't just about military life; it's a broader reflection on race, resilience, and the human spirit.
He delves into how World War II influenced civil rights and why he believes the military has been a catalyst for social change in America. Col. Worthy's experiences offer valuable lessons for young people today, especially African Americans, on the importance of being prepared for life's unexpected opportunities. This conversation is not just a history lesson but a motivational tale of perseverance and dedication. Tune in for an episode that promises to challenge your perspectives and inspire action.