Welcome to Episode 219 of the Tangential Inspiration Podcast.  We celebrate Black History Month with our story about the quiet educator, Septima Poinsette Clark, who helped power the Civil Rights Movement.  We also share the story of 5 Time Olympian, Elena Meyers Taylor, who is a hero on and off the bobsled track, and Teresa shares the stories behind two books you do not want to miss, The Many Lives of Mama Love and The Sun Does Shine.  Take a little time to relax and refill your inspirational reserves.
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Episode 220:  The Quiet Rebel of Equality - Pauli Murray

Just a mom looking for inspiration anywhere I can find it. My journey will cover people, groups and even animals that inspire me by making the world a better place. My search for inspiration often includes a number of tangents, but always focuses on finding goodness and kindness. Everyone can use some inspiration, come join us. 