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Reverend Willard Bass Jr., Executive Director and Founder of the Institute for Dismantling Racism, talks with Dr. Edwin Bell (right), Co-Chair of the Board of Directors for the Institute. Reverend Bass and Dr. Bell discuss the importance of critical thinking and self-reflection as tools to becoming a responsible citizen.
El Reverendo Willard Bass hijo, Director Ejecutivo y Fundador del Instituto para Deshacer el Racismo mientras conversa con el Dr. Edwin Bell (derecha), copresidente de la junta directiva del Instituto. El Reverendo Bass y el Dr. Bell hablan sobre la importancia del pensamiento crítico y la auto reflexión como herramientas para llegar a ser ciudadanos responsables.
Donna Lambeth (left), Exchange Director for Friendship Force Central North Carolina, talks with Larry Womble, North Carolina State Representative for the 71st District. Mr. Womble is a fervent supporter of Friendship Force. He joins Ms. Lambeth in affirming the organization’s motto; “A world of friends is a world of peace”. Also pictured, Margaret “Tog” Newman.
Donna Lambeth (izquierda), Directora de Intercambios Culturales de Friendship Force Central North Carolina, conversa con Larry Womble, Representante del Distrito No 71 de Carolina del Norte. El Sr. Womble es un miembro comprometido de Friendship Force. En este segmento se une a la Sra. Lambeth para ratificar el lema de la organización: “Un mundo de amigos es un mundo de paz.” En la fotografia aparece Margaret "Tog" Newman tambien.
Criado en Detroit, Michigan en los años 40, el Doctor en Psicologia Robert Borgman sufrió un trauma emocional de pequeño que modificó su conducta luego de tener que realizar simulacros de ataques aéreos a consecuencia de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. A los cuatro años se lo diagnosticó como “intelectualmente discapacitado”, a pesar de que hoy día todos sus logros demuestran lo contrario.
Raised in Detroit, MI in the early 40’s, psychologist Dr. Robert Borgman was a little boy during WWII and the emotional trauma of frequent air raid drills affected his behavior. At the age of four, he was diagnosed as intellectually disabled, though today, a lifetime of accomplishments certainly proves otherwise.
Jule Spach talks with his wife of sixty-three years, Nancy Spach. The Spachs have been members of First Presbyterian Church since their earliest years together. As a young couple, they left for Brazil as missionaries, which began twenty-five years of work there. Today, they count their blessings and reminisce about the path they’ve traveled together.
Jule Spach conversa con Nancy Spach, su esposa durante sesenta y tres años. Los Spach han sido miembros de la Iglesia First Presbyterian desde el día en que se conocieron. De recién casados partieron al Brazil como misioneros y trabajaron allí durante veinticinco años. En esta historia recuerdan con profundo agradecimiento, el camino que han recorrido juntos.
John James talks with his daughter, Sarah. In 2006, Sarah and her father embarked on an International Studies trip organized by Paisley Magnet School. Today, they share the story of the tragic fate of The Sea Diamond, which ran aground as the ship was approaching the Island of Santorini, Greece.
John James conversa con Sara, su hija. En el 2006, Sara y su padre se embarcaron en un viaje de estudios internacional organizado por la Escuela Paisley. Hoy comparten la historia del destino trágico del Diamante del Mar, el cual se encalló en las costas de la Isla de Santorini en Grecia.
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