Dr. Carr is spot on with Durham, Wilmington, Charlotte and others. I grew up and am from Durham, NC, home of Hayti - the Black Wall Street of South is 30 minutes from Raleigh. Black people had communities in the cities. However due to urban renewal, desegregation, and eminent domain, these thriving Black centers were decimated. Thus, Black people moved to and started communities/neighborhoods in rural areas where land was available and affordable. Today, these lands are under siege and in jeopardy of being sold or taken. History keeps repeating itself. We must learn the lessons.
Dr Carr is the Sage of the 21st century. That’s so befitting. And Karen is a rose in concrete. These type of minds and labors of love just don’t come often.
I just got caught up on class #53. I watch every Saturday and am always moved. Dr. Carr's teaching and passion brought me to tears today: angry tears and tears of determination. Carr and Hunter keep on keeping on! Your efforts (and your team) are changing lives worldwide. Peace, power, protection and infinite blessings!
Sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
Missed the live streaming. Catching up now. Dr. Carr is always speaking the truth. I love how Dr. Carr points out that oppression is not a love story. I love this dynamic duo of Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr. The best part of my Saturday's.
@@KarenHunterShow Professor Hunter I listen to you all the time. I love what you are doing and I went online to Knarratives and I subscribed and will be paying my yearly subscription fee. I have an idea for a political fantasy Sheroe type book and I’m all over the place with it. I would like to speak to you to share some ideas and see what you think. Can I schedule a consultation via face time or simply phone call? I really would love your feedback.
Me three. The time flies by as I drink in the knowledge being freely given to us. I learn a lot that makes some inexplicable things clear. My spirit is lifted with the more they put things down. Thank you for you!
Professor Hunter, Your dialogue with Dr. Carr reminds me of the Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin's famous interview. Yes, Baldwin is her senior, but she respectfully holds her ground. The mutual respect is priceless and worth viewing - over and over again. I love how you handle this class with Dr. Carr. You two are winners! I'm proud to listen to "in Class with Dr. Carr." Please don't stop! And for that, I signed up for Knarrative. Respect.
After 19 years of education and an MPA - I have learned more from Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr in two, three years since I discovered these scholars....THANK YOU.....THANK YOU....THANK YOU.
Dr. Carr! I couldn’t get enough of your impression of Mr. Blockson...you were SPOT on! His voice and style were distinct! Temple U African American Studies undergrad major here🙋🏽♀️. Loved his Librarian, she was beyond amazing. Thanks for sharing that memory!
Dr Carr's tangents while telling stories are better than most people stories. His detail within recall is incredible. Back in the 80's while in the Marine Corps, I spent time chasing the girls at Shaw and St Augustine.
I’m going from this conversation to Knarrative and back... my mind is blown and I get a little emotional when I see what’s happening with this movement 🖤 🖤🖤 Can’t thank you guys enough
I now know that you both are very intuitive. I agree with both of you in regards to Coming to America 2. I haven't watched it because I was turned off by the white-facing trailer that was very slapstick, shuckin' and jivin...making light of things that really actually hurt us as a people. So I,too, listen intently and observe/watch and I saw Professor Hunter's reaction to the question about the movie. Dr. Carr/ Professor Hunter you both are on the same plane and it is so great that you are tied together at the heart of wanting to Free us. Sonia Sanchez would be proud.
Good question (Deonte) about how Dr. Carr studies man…. I often wondered about that but I always believed he read all those books! Anyway, I grew up (not my whole life) in a house on Chester St., in SE. We would go to the Frederick Douglas house all the time. We were so scared bc we thought his ghost was there😂. On snow days, we would always ride our cardboard down the hill at that house. Good memories! Thanks Dr. Carr for mentioning it✌🏽♥️🙏🏽
Yes, Boss Lady, Prof. Hunter and our esteemed Dr. Carr, you've done it again, by knocking this Class way out the ballpark!! The ancestors are CELEBRATING your work and we're just so fortunate for the opportunity to learn from your Class!! We're loving and just lapping up the Black history lessons you so diligently share, Dr. Carr (the walking encyclopedia)!! You're inspiring us to delve more and be inspired to learn more about those who came before us and the sacrifices they made so we can be proud today. Thank you!!💕💯
This is what we know is Our Education! This is what Timbuktu or University in Egypt must of been?! We can teach ourselves with our own narrative ,our own culture globally and our own intention books 📚 🧠 🎓
Greetings Prof Hunter and Prof Carr - l wanted to add that most young brothers from West Philly who grew up in the late 60s and 70s knew Octaviano Catto from the school named after him. Unfortunately the school was known as a disciplinary school for “troubled” black boys and located on 41st and Ludlow - now the Paul Robeson High school. It is now come full circle who this ancestor truly was. I am a native Philly boy and grew up in West Philly (51st & Market) so this was truly a moment
As always you both were excellent!!! You're definitely the Sages of the 21st century! The Ancestral Spirits and protection is upon you and the global community who are the participants in this grand historical event! I love it and you both! Thank you!
As a 24/7/365 jazz fanatic. I love that Dr. Carr mentioned one of my personal heros : Mary Lou Williams. Her career spanned from 1931 until 1979! She was involved in pioneering ALL forms of jazz during her lifetime. Truly an unsung hero.
Damn.... My late great-grandmother was born in Haiti. I've been trying to think of her/thank her during my meditation/prayers each morning. I should write her a letter too... Thanks for the endless ideas and recharging the memory! PeaceNLove
Peace ✌🏿 & Blessings 🙏🏽 to you all, Professors @KarenHunter & @AfricanaCarr.❣️ Wonderfully Informative #InClassWithCarr today (As Per Usual.😊) Just My Feelings; but I Truly & Deeply feel that the "Summary" of these classes should be #EachOneTeachOneFreeOne.♥️🖤💚
I love Dr.Carr and Karen for the knowledge that they come with every week. But I said some while ago that if we don't learn from our mistakes history will and always has repeat itself.
Ok Beautiful Miss K Hunter Your Head wraps ! Your Crown 👑 Queen where did you get it?! Beautiful share and let us know which black company ? Love 💕 Love 👳🏾
LOL, real talk on "Beloved"! My mom went to her booksigning and I picked it up at 18 and attempted to read it... put down aftr chpt 1, didn't pick up to finish until 7/8 yrs later lol!!!
I missed yesterday's session but I'm here now. As always, I sit in amazement. Dr. Carr and his knowledge, whew!!! This class is always 🔥🔥🔥 Thank you both.
You tube allows me to watch the class anytime, anywhere. When I see us in kingdom wear like headwraps, kufi's,, dashikis,caftans, afros and braids. Talking,reading,writing,singing etc. Black "I Feel l Good " like James Brown, Good. Euphori Saving my 💰 for our class Trip. Bucket list !!
I have lived in West Philadelphia 68 years and have passed “Catto” school a million times. I have never heard the story of him nor heard the correct punctuation of his name. I have had friends teach there and they even mispronounced “Catto” also. All we knew about that school was that they sent ill behaved boys there. Thank God for Dr. Carr. The next time I pass “Catto’s” statue, I will have a different perspective.
Hello too great people I bid you a wonderful weekend. Glad to be present on your video podcast. I haven't seen the movie yet can't wait to see it. Please and blessings to you both.💟👍🏾👍🏾
So it seems to me, the algorithm keeps disrupting as Dr. Carr is reaching a critical point. I know understand some of why you created knarrative.com. Thank you Dr. Carr/Prof Hunter. You all are phenomenal.
I'm so very much enriched by your weekly programming as a Black man & God's child---Grateful! Please tell me what type of microphone is Dr. Carr using & where is it located? His sound is dramatically improved...Sincere thanks to You Both Prof. Hunter...Humbly learning.
@@KarenHunterShow Agreed. I been keeping mine from the lion’s den and homeschooling. You would not believe some of the comments made to or about our family due to this choice. I appreciate your response.
Great segment today. I enjoyed listening and learning new names of people that have contributed to America as a whole but specifically to Black People. I would really love for Dr. Carr to speak about the Haitian Resolution along with Lincoln's attempt to relocate Black People to Haiti. I am definitely looking forward to that session. I own a book called, Mr. Lincoln, if you please, it deals with this topic. I am not sure of the author off the top of my head because it has been some time since I've read it but I do remember it to be an informative book. I say all that and do not want to cause harm or throw shade but I have a critique. I find it fascinating that Dr. Carr likes to reference Kerry Washington (but doesn't say her name) in "Scandal." He has done this a couple times. There was a hint during the session when Cicely Tyson made transition. It doesn't matter to me because we all like what we like and dislike and so forth, however, there is a hint of distain for her role (I do not think it's personal towards the actress) but Wesley Snipes actually went on television and disparaged Black Women during a discussion on Oprah's show and yet that is never mentioned? Black Women have been a big part of his success. Yes, I am happy to see him in "Coming 2 America" and feel (and surely I know) he was mistreated by the press and IRS. There seems to be during certain times certain people must come down and he fell in that crossfire but why have such distain for a character; an actress that has a Black husband and family but miss the reality of Wesley Snipes. I am glad to see things turning around for him and he does look rejuvenated in the new movie and that's great, however, he kinda lost his own support himself. It's never fair because it's not meant to be fair. I just wanted to throw that out there. Thank you. PS: I totally agree with the commentary about Tracy Morgan. I never watch "30 Rock" so I don't know what role he played on the show, however, I feel that when a predominantly white sitcom adds Black people there tends to be a stereotype portrayed or certain topics to reiterate that there is a Black character or subject matter that is going to be shown so disclaimer "viewer discretion advised" but "OG" had a more authentic feel for Tracy and his ability to portray a character. It's just like Carr said previously, Seinfeld was a good show until they tried to put Black People in it. I agree totally.
These our God's gift to all of us, they our blessed and so are some of us. To be able to get knowledge about question we all Wonder about. We all can read, some things our not always clear. And a lot people have to work. It is beautiful and great,
I am absolutely humbled and appreciative professors Hunter Carr. My head hurts with the conversations on multiple levels of time, history, and humanity through the diaspora. It’s a good hurt that makes me continue to learn and share. Great show. Didn’t get the narrative part. Where do I find that?
I agree with have to rid ourselves of the idea of the “exceptional negro” while many Black are on the margins because we don’t notice them. I’m currently reading Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments on a cultural history of Black women from 1890 to 1935 that discusses how women who are relegated to tenement places like Africa town attempted to live as free as possible without attitudes of whites and elite Black people.This will lead me to read DuBois’ Philadelphia Story he did a study of these women as well. These classes lead me to other avenues.
Amen. Been here before Dr. Carr. The Bible lets us know that there is nothing new happening under the sun that hasn't already happened. Thank u for ur instruction for we Need it.
Not sure if it was just happening to me but I am suddenly getting 3-5 ads every 5 minutes while I’m watching this episode, are they trying to deter me from watching??? Sorry, but you just made me even MORE EAGER to watch.
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Dr. Carr is spot on with Durham, Wilmington, Charlotte and others. I grew up and am from Durham, NC, home of Hayti - the Black Wall Street of South is 30 minutes from Raleigh. Black people had communities in the cities. However due to urban renewal, desegregation, and eminent domain, these thriving Black centers were decimated. Thus, Black people moved to and started communities/neighborhoods in rural areas where land was available and affordable. Today, these lands are under siege and in jeopardy of being sold or taken. History keeps repeating itself. We must learn the lessons.
Dr Carr is the Sage of the 21st century. That’s so befitting. And Karen is a rose in concrete. These type of minds and labors of love just don’t come often.
I just got caught up on class #53. I watch every Saturday and am always moved. Dr. Carr's teaching and passion brought me to tears today: angry tears and tears of determination. Carr and Hunter keep on keeping on! Your efforts (and your team) are changing lives worldwide. Peace, power, protection and infinite blessings!
My daughter wanted to take African Studies in Highschool as a senior. Now we can take it with our whole family of six.
Sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot my password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
Missed the live streaming. Catching up now. Dr. Carr is always speaking the truth. I love how Dr. Carr points out that oppression is not a love story. I love this dynamic duo of Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr. The best part of my Saturday's.
They are an amazing combination and compliment to each other.
I just appreciate both of you! But Dr Carr your depth of knowledge blows my mind, I sit in awe every Saturday!!!
I love both of these beautiful black humans.
thank you!
@@KarenHunterShow Professor Hunter I listen to you all the time. I love what you are doing and I went online to Knarratives and I subscribed and will be paying my yearly subscription fee. I have an idea for a political fantasy Sheroe type book and I’m all over the place with it. I would like to speak to you to share some ideas and see what you think. Can I schedule a consultation via face time or simply phone call? I really would love your feedback.
Me three. The time flies by as I drink in the knowledge being freely given to us. I learn a lot that makes some inexplicable things clear. My spirit is lifted with the more they put things down.
Thank you for you!
@@mscici001 I mean the more they bring to the table/putting it down.
Dudley Randall guided me at the DPL Parkman Branch in Detroit. My books rarely travel.
The “downside” of listening or watching these classes is I end up ordering several books to add to my library. Now to find the time to read them!
not a bad downside at all...
@@KarenHunterShow It’s actually a good thing, isn’t it?😉
@@johnstafford2517 very good.
@@KarenHunterShow 👍🏿
@@kokayiufanifu8309 facts
Professor Hunter, Your dialogue with Dr. Carr reminds me of the Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin's famous interview.
Yes, Baldwin is her senior, but she respectfully holds her ground. The mutual respect is priceless and worth viewing - over and over again.
I love how you handle this class with Dr. Carr. You two are winners! I'm proud to listen to "in Class with Dr. Carr." Please don't stop!
And for that, I signed up for Knarrative. Respect.
Thank you...and that's some high praise...humbled.
After 19 years of education and an MPA - I have learned more from Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr in two, three years since I discovered these scholars....THANK YOU.....THANK YOU....THANK YOU.
Dr. Carr! I couldn’t get enough of your impression of Mr. Blockson...you were SPOT on! His voice and style were distinct! Temple U African American Studies undergrad major here🙋🏽♀️. Loved his Librarian, she was beyond amazing. Thanks for sharing that memory!
“The reward for good work is more work” -Jacob Carruthers
You are the best Karen ever! Todah Rabah!! Shalom!!!
Dr Carr's tangents while telling stories are better than most people stories. His detail within recall is incredible.
Back in the 80's while in the Marine Corps, I spent time chasing the girls at Shaw and St Augustine.
I’m going from this conversation to Knarrative and back... my mind is blown and I get a little emotional when I see what’s happening with this movement 🖤 🖤🖤
Can’t thank you guys enough
It was an honor to be able to be in class and get a chance to sing with Dr. Carr on the air!! 🤣🤣💪🏾
Episode 53 ✔️ amaaaaaaazing!
Forever thankful for both of you Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr
Eddie Murphy, Wesley Snipes, Leslie Jones, James Earl Jones, John Amos...The beautiful costumes and choreographed dance scenes were awesome 👏🏾
I continue to pray for this Show.
Hello Professors, Thank you for bringing up the Catto issue in Philly, Dr. Carr! 🙏🏾 You are so on point.
Hello all! Greetings again from Antigua and Barbuda AND Barbados 🇧🇧
Hey, Norma!
I now know that you both are very intuitive. I agree with both of you in regards to Coming to America 2. I haven't watched it because I was turned off by the white-facing trailer that was very slapstick, shuckin' and jivin...making light of things that really actually hurt us as a people. So I,too, listen intently and observe/watch and I saw Professor Hunter's reaction to the question about the movie. Dr. Carr/ Professor Hunter you both are on the same plane and it is so great that you are tied together at the heart of wanting to Free us. Sonia Sanchez would be proud.
I absolutely love this Saturday class! I'm grateful and thankful to receive so much knowledge from you Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr❤🔥🔥
Good question (Deonte) about how Dr. Carr studies man…. I often wondered about that but I always believed he read all those books! Anyway, I grew up (not my whole life) in a house on Chester St., in SE. We would go to the Frederick Douglas house all the time. We were so scared bc we thought his ghost was there😂. On snow days, we would always ride our cardboard down the hill at that house. Good memories! Thanks Dr. Carr for mentioning it✌🏽♥️🙏🏽
Yes, Boss Lady, Prof. Hunter and our esteemed Dr. Carr, you've done it again, by knocking this Class way out the ballpark!! The ancestors are CELEBRATING your work and we're just so fortunate for the opportunity to learn from your Class!!
We're loving and just lapping up the Black history lessons you so diligently share, Dr. Carr (the walking encyclopedia)!! You're inspiring us to delve more and be inspired to learn more about those who came before us and the sacrifices they made so we can be proud today. Thank you!!💕💯
This is what we know is Our Education! This is what Timbuktu or University in Egypt must of been?! We can teach ourselves with our own narrative ,our own culture globally and our own intention books 📚 🧠 🎓
Is it because of era we live in? Is that the reason why there is so much forgetfulness? Something has got to change the narratives to empower us.
Greetings Prof Hunter and Prof Carr - l wanted to add that most young brothers from West Philly who grew up in the late 60s and 70s knew Octaviano Catto from the school named after him. Unfortunately the school was known as a disciplinary school for “troubled” black boys and located on 41st and Ludlow - now the Paul Robeson High school. It is now come full circle who this ancestor truly was. I am a native Philly boy and grew up in West Philly (51st & Market) so this was truly a moment
so glad also to see snipes, great movie now i am waiting for part 3, when Eddie daughter take the throne
A great class. Very informative and a little provocative.
I love In Class With Carr Family! I love Professor Hunter! I love Dr. Greg Carr! #PlayBackInAction
Absolutely wonderful. Thank you for all this knowledge.
As always you both were excellent!!! You're definitely the Sages of the 21st century! The Ancestral Spirits and protection is upon you and the global community who are the participants in this grand historical event! I love it and you both! Thank you!
My Saturday routine for the past few months... thanks again to you two!
Our pleasure!
My favorite place to be. Thanks sooo much!
Best show on any network. Very appreciative of this Queen and King and our information.
This is a "Favorite Episode"👈 so Far ✌😎. Salute. ✨
I’m from Camden, New Jersey and we have an elementary school named after Octavio Catto
As a 24/7/365 jazz fanatic. I love that Dr. Carr mentioned one of my personal heros : Mary Lou Williams. Her career spanned from 1931 until 1979! She was involved in pioneering ALL forms of jazz during her lifetime. Truly an unsung hero.
Damn.... My late great-grandmother was born in Haiti. I've been trying to think of her/thank her during my meditation/prayers each morning. I should write her a letter too... Thanks for the endless ideas and recharging the memory! PeaceNLove
1:56:41 love this glimpse into Doc's study process AND the 💣 he dropped on how to use/consider "time"
I appreciate this conversation every week
Peace ✌🏿 & Blessings 🙏🏽 to you all, Professors @KarenHunter & @AfricanaCarr.❣️ Wonderfully Informative #InClassWithCarr today (As Per Usual.😊) Just My Feelings; but I Truly & Deeply feel that the "Summary" of these classes should be #EachOneTeachOneFreeOne.♥️🖤💚
I love Dr.Carr and Karen for the knowledge that they come with every week. But I said some while ago that if we don't learn from our mistakes history will and always has repeat itself.
Dr. Carr, you're totally right about Tracy Morgan. And Richard Pryor didn't do 'white facing,' regardless of where he was!
I’m reading about this now in Lerome Bennett’s book Great Moments in Black History -Wade in the water!!!
Dr. Carr, you and Karen keep me fired up🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You 2 teaching that history we needed to learn in school! Thank you for sharing your hours and hours of study with us 💣💥🔥
Africa needs us and we need Africa! Leaving here doesn't erase our experience here it enhances our ability to create in Africa!
Wow! We never stop being Africans, we just adapt👏👏👏
I love Coming to America, Congrats to all involved in this Creation
Teach Dr. Carr!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Missed it live. But , watching the play back.
Thank You both for your wealth of knowledge forever grateful.❤️
back around for a second time.. so much knowledge
Ok Beautiful Miss K Hunter Your Head wraps ! Your Crown 👑 Queen where did you get it?! Beautiful share and let us know which black company ? Love 💕 Love 👳🏾
Sister Karen Hunter is so beautiful.
LOL, real talk on "Beloved"! My mom went to her booksigning and I picked it up at 18 and attempted to read it... put down aftr chpt 1, didn't pick up to finish until 7/8 yrs later lol!!!
I missed yesterday's session but I'm here now. As always, I sit in amazement. Dr. Carr and his knowledge, whew!!! This class is always 🔥🔥🔥 Thank you both.
You tube allows me to watch the class anytime, anywhere. When I see us in kingdom wear like headwraps, kufi's,, dashikis,caftans, afros and braids. Talking,reading,writing,singing etc. Black "I Feel l Good " like James Brown, Good. Euphori
Saving my 💰 for our class Trip.
Bucket list !!
Another great episode, Coming to America was just a temporary escape. Back to work!
We deserve joy. We're human in the world.
We have a beautiful memorial to Octavias Catto in Philadelphia at the South side of our City Hall.
From philly and I never knew about catto and I useto work at city hall but tomorrow am see find his book tomorrow
"I want all my people around me...I want for my brother what I want for myself". - Kindred The Family Soul
I have lived in West Philadelphia 68 years and have passed “Catto” school a million times. I have never heard the story of him nor heard the correct punctuation of his name. I have had friends teach there and they even mispronounced “Catto” also. All we knew about that school was that they sent ill behaved boys there. Thank God for Dr. Carr. The next time I pass “Catto’s” statue, I will have a different perspective.
Hello too great people I bid you a wonderful weekend. Glad to be present on your video podcast. I haven't seen the movie yet can't wait to see it. Please and blessings to you both.💟👍🏾👍🏾
I use to go to New York that way too. 😂😂😂Probably saw you.
Professor Hunter was not playing today...click 'em. See ya next week #keepin'time
Thanks for that question on study skills. I am reading about 10 books right now.
So it seems to me, the algorithm keeps disrupting as Dr. Carr is reaching a critical point. I know understand some of why you created knarrative.com. Thank you Dr. Carr/Prof Hunter. You all are phenomenal.
Hiawatha (Biggie) Smalls and MacArthur (Kansas City Mack) Clutch! Let's Do It Again 😂😂
A gift!!!! Another excellent episode!
I’m going to have to look at this twice. Lord have mercy on my ppl.
Thanks for the push! Inspirational
Yes! Green Light 💡 We are here! !!
I'm so very much enriched by your weekly programming as a Black man & God's child---Grateful! Please tell me what type of microphone is Dr. Carr using & where is it located? His sound is dramatically improved...Sincere thanks to You Both Prof. Hunter...Humbly learning.
Karen!...I was watching Wanda Vision at 4 in the morning too!
By the way Karen, I'm loving the head wrap! 🙌🏿
Am in class I was here early but had to do my taxes now am here let me learn black library from philly love you guys
A very proud moment for CU grads
I need to get with Knarrative. 5 ads interrupted the first 15 minutes.
Beloved! Truth. I was lost and bewildered @ 19 y/o trying to be down...lol
I love Saturdays!!!
@1:36:53 Healthy is the operative word, healthy doesn’t always taste good but it’s definitely what We need
Dr. Carr! 💚🖤❤️
Another one 🔥🔥🔥✊🏽
Karen: Your makeup looks stunning ; as well as the different colorful head wraps
you wear. It brings out your complexion beautifully ❤
no makeup...just eyeliner. and thank you.
These classes are amazing. What thoughts do you have regarding home schooling African American children?
i think we should all home school our children, even when we send them into the lion's den.
@@KarenHunterShow Agreed. I been keeping mine from the lion’s den and homeschooling. You would not believe some of the comments made to or about our family due to this choice. I appreciate your response.
“In class with Carr” is the new “like it is” Gil Noble.Thank You
high praise. Thank you.
After our Detroit group researched Octavia’s Cato and saw his grand monument at Philadelphia City Hall.
Great segment today. I enjoyed listening and learning new names of people that have contributed to America as a whole but specifically to Black People. I would really love for Dr. Carr to speak about the Haitian Resolution along with Lincoln's attempt to relocate Black People to Haiti. I am definitely looking forward to that session. I own a book called, Mr. Lincoln, if you please, it deals with this topic. I am not sure of the author off the top of my head because it has been some time since I've read it but I do remember it to be an informative book. I say all that and do not want to cause harm or throw shade but I have a critique. I find it fascinating that Dr. Carr likes to reference Kerry Washington (but doesn't say her name) in "Scandal." He has done this a couple times. There was a hint during the session when Cicely Tyson made transition. It doesn't matter to me because we all like what we like and dislike and so forth, however, there is a hint of distain for her role (I do not think it's personal towards the actress) but Wesley Snipes actually went on television and disparaged Black Women during a discussion on Oprah's show and yet that is never mentioned? Black Women have been a big part of his success. Yes, I am happy to see him in "Coming 2 America" and feel (and surely I know) he was mistreated by the press and IRS. There seems to be during certain times certain people must come down and he fell in that crossfire but why have such distain for a character; an actress that has a Black husband and family but miss the reality of Wesley Snipes. I am glad to see things turning around for him and he does look rejuvenated in the new movie and that's great, however, he kinda lost his own support himself. It's never fair because it's not meant to be fair. I just wanted to throw that out there. Thank you. PS: I totally agree with the commentary about Tracy Morgan. I never watch "30 Rock" so I don't know what role he played on the show, however, I feel that when a predominantly white sitcom adds Black people there tends to be a stereotype portrayed or certain topics to reiterate that there is a Black character or subject matter that is going to be shown so disclaimer "viewer discretion advised" but "OG" had a more authentic feel for Tracy and his ability to portray a character. It's just like Carr said previously, Seinfeld was a good show until they tried to put Black People in it. I agree totally.
We control our education. Love. It.
These our God's gift to all of us, they our blessed and so are some of us. To be able to get knowledge about question we all Wonder about. We all can read, some things our not always clear. And a lot people have to work. It is beautiful and great,
Love yall💜
I loved it, thanks...
One of the greatest depictions of the setup for "Black Class Division" in a movie is the famous/infamous dinner scene in Trick Baby...
I am absolutely humbled and appreciative professors Hunter Carr. My head hurts with the conversations on multiple levels of time, history, and humanity through the diaspora. It’s a good hurt that makes me continue to learn and share. Great show. Didn’t get the narrative part. Where do I find that?
www.knarrative.com
Orlando checking in!!!
I agree with have to rid ourselves of the idea of the “exceptional negro” while many Black are on the margins because we don’t notice them. I’m currently reading Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments on a cultural history of Black women from 1890 to 1935 that discusses how women who are relegated to tenement places like Africa town attempted to live as free as possible without attitudes of whites and elite Black people.This will lead me to read DuBois’ Philadelphia Story he did a study of these women as well. These classes lead me to other avenues.
Amen. Been here before Dr. Carr. The Bible lets us know that there is nothing new happening under the sun that hasn't already happened. Thank u for ur instruction for we Need it.
And another one, "Defending The Spirit," - Randle Robinson.
Not sure if it was just happening to me but I am suddenly getting 3-5 ads every 5 minutes while I’m watching this episode, are they trying to deter me from watching??? Sorry, but you just made me even MORE EAGER to watch.
interesting...knarrative.com has no commercials.
@@KarenHunterShow not on Knarrative, but the episode on RUclips.
@@maria0481 I'm saying...sign up for knarrative.com where there are no ads.
@@KarenHunterShow most definitely and I’m getting my mom to join!!!!!