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In Class with Carr, Ep 77: The Blood That Runs From Nat Turner to Emmett Till!
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- "We tell the entire tale, or we do not tell it at all. We never tire of hearing the same story again and again. For us, repetition is not a flaw." --Amadou Hampâté Bâ
"We're going to have to fight to win." --George Jackson
In this episode, Dr. Carr sews up the story of Nat Turner's kin and weaves it through the murder of #EmmettTill. #BlackAugust #InClasswithCarr #Knubia
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Each episode I'm reminded that Dr. Carr grew up in SOMEBODY'S CHURCH!!! LOL He knows all the throwbacks. Shoutout to the great institution, the Black Church, for all the good things that it's given us. While it's not perfect, it's given us so much.
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I remember seeing the picture of Emmett Till in the Jet Magazine. I was 6 years old. All I could ask was “What did he do?” I remember some of the adults loudly wailing and so I cried too.
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Please visit the African American Museum..the Emmitt Till section is awesome
Looking at how Dr. Carr and Professor Hunter interact and flow; is like a beautiful Waltz... Thank you both for displaying class, eXcellence and honor
Is there any way Emmitt's murder is connected to his father's situation? Whenever I hear the story of these lynchings, it reminds me of an attempt murder with an police sanctioned attack on three of my friends and I. In Clemson, SC we were on the football team. And a police officer set us to go to a clan rally in the next town over. The four of us get jumped by 20-30 people. And they have weapons one of my teammates gets hit I've the head and back with an axe handle. It drops him and he's temporarily paralyzed. I have to carry him out through the attacking clan. Another gets burned with a platter of hit grits and breakfast food. I had to go back in this diner three times to get my boys out. The whole time getting called everything in the book. They were stabbing us with table silver ware, getting guns out of the pick up trucks. This was was a brutal fight for our lives for 30 minutes that we escaped from. No police showed up to help us. When we finally get away we went back to the huddle house were the police officer had originally set us up at back in Clemson. And the entire department was outside waiting on us. I told them that I knew they set us up and that I was going to get justice. We went back to campus all battered and bruised. We had to explain what happen to my teammate who was temporarily paralyzed. So when I explained every to the detailed very end to the head coach, he swept everything under the rug like nothing ever happened. They told the scouts not to draft me to prevent me from having an audience and a large platform to tell that story. We've never been able to tell that story. And we never received any justice. There's more to the story of course, I didn't want to write a novel here. By the way my uncle is Harry Briggs from the Briggs vs Elliott desegregation case in Summerton, SC. This case is the initial case that's eventually leads to Brown vs board of education. And I'm the first graduate of Clemson's Pan African Studies major.
“His blood NEVER lost its power!” 💪🏾👊🏾
Dr Carr went to Devotion bank in the day- not praise and worship but devotion
DAMN, IM DONE, I AM DONE!!!!!!!! DR CARR SINGING THAT ANDRE CROUCH IS SO MOVING THAT TEARS ARE FALLING ON MY KEYBOARD!!!!!!!!!!!!! LORD HAVE MERCY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite time of the weekend. Let me get this knowledge.
At 2:21 in my heart sunk. "We are still being hunted; pulled out of our beds." Reflection/Revelation on point Dr. Carr
Carr and Hunter are having church every Saturday! I love being in the service!!!
I am 67 years old and have been informed and enjoyed every class with the both of you. I had the privilege of talking to ny great Uncle before he transition and I shared his story with my family. My grandparents are from Brookhaven, Mississippi when Emit Till was murdered, I heard this story from the Pastor at my gra smothers funeral. That when they murdered him the knight riders were out and the women hide their husbands to keep them safe. Most worked at the brick yard and Friday was pay day but they had to keep the men hidden and my grandmother Maude Newton went out and collected the pay checks and gave the checks to all the men's family that worked at the brick yard. At her going away service the Pastor said thank you. I learned this at my grandmother funeral
When Jet and Ebony were *indispensable* to our community
@@ladyj5682 Right
When it was punishable by death to read or write we already had the innate structure to recollect, categorize and summarize orally. It's what we do.
This class is always the highlight of my week!
I was born in 1954 in Arkansas and in 1962 as a 2nd grader in Benton Harbor, Michigan I was introduced to the Legacy of our ancestor Emmett Till. Never have I heard this much information and intimate details. Thanks Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr.
Arkansas ties. I live here too. 😊
I'm reminded that the marker to commemorate where he was lynched has had to have been replaced time after time, and now with a bullet proof version. The racists haven't forgot either.
You are correct I am looking at it online right now
Wow, that connection between Louis and Emmitt Till is...I don't have words!
I lost my breath after hearing that connection.
Rarely do we sit in this place for a length of time, it is so hard to bear. I see it in my mind's eye right now because it is me, it is my son, because it is my daughter and my husband and my family, any and all of us. I broke down sobbing several times during today's lessons. I admit to fear of conflict and pain and dying, but I will stand and hold and fight shoulder to shoulder with my people to be free. We must all.
Whoa!!! Again. My parents brought our family up from Mississippi to NY because he feared for the lives of his family. God bless his soul. Willie Mae and Willie Thomas.
Emmett Till. The last weekend of Black August named after him is more than fitting.
I love Dr Carr "this won't take but a minute". ❤️💯
Mrs. Till lost a husband and a son to whyte mob violence. I can't even begin to imagine her pain. My God...
Today is my brother's birthday August 28. My Father was the same age as Emmitt Till in 1955. 77 ain't playing no games. One year ago today Chadwick Bozeman became an ancestor.
In Class with Carr continues to leave me speechless and humbled. Thank you, Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr.
Our pleasure!
Greetings Dr. Carr, Prof Hunter and family. Ready and grateful to receive another portion of learning.
Rest in Power Emmett Till 🙏🏿❤🖤💚🙏🏿🕊🕊🕊
I’m alive. ruclips.net/video/qYnJoOhLbKE/видео.html
At the beginning, when Dr. Carr said "this one is heavy on us Professor Hunter" and the look on his normally effusive, and expressive face and manner, hit me like a ton of bricks.
Professor Hunter...kudos to you for setting up this platform for pure knowledge overflow. You know anytime you have entertainers, activists, influencers, college students, and even the international community involved, you know you have something major. I feel like I have learned more about my culture in 1.5 years, than my entire life. Dr. Carr is a world treasure.
Say that about learning more in 1.5 years. I missed sooo much growing up! Thank you Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr!
Atlanta sends its love to two great professors of knowledge. We appreciate your contributions to Black people. Are those birds chirping in the back ground. What a beautiful soundtrack. I love how Dr Carr seamlessly adds brilliant quotes from music to science. You both are indeed a light to all.
Good morning! Just watched "My Nephew,Emmitt" and rewatched " Birth of a Nation"...time now to listen and learn...
I'm 60 and almost 3yrs older than my sister and I remember her being brought home from the hospital from birth. My mother didn't believe me until I described the house, the room and bassinet she was in. We moved from that home when I was 4.
I’ve been to that little room to see Emmitt’s casket. It felt so very somber. I felt catapulted back to that time.
I’m alive. I am not dear anymore. My name is TutemRa now. This is episode #77 and I was born in 1977 when my mother was 22yrs old, 22yrs after I was murdered in 1955. My tomb was discovered in 1922 the same year my father (Louis till) was born. I could go on but watch my first interview for more info ruclips.net/video/qYnJoOhLbKE/видео.html
Re-membering with you, Dr. Carr, channeling the ancestors. My heart racing, my blood boiling, are bearing witness to TRUTH.
Hmmmm ... Dr.Carr's use of vocals in today's class is so meaningful. A true historian. Please, don't stop.
I always look forward to this class! Thank you both!
I vividly remember that picture of Emmett Till in Jet magazine. I was 2 months from turning 6 years old, and entering 1st grade..
I’m alive. I am not dear anymore. My name is TutemRa now. This episode #77 and I was born in 1977 when my mother was 22yrs old, 22yrs after I was murdered in 1955. My tomb was discovered in 1922 the same year my father (Louis till) was born. I could go on but watch my first interview for more info ruclips.net/video/qYnJoOhLbKE/видео.html
Greetings good afternoon Prof Hunter and Dr. Carr. Oh my as we are having the commemoration of Emmitt Till and Nat Tuner Black August is taking on me on other paths for finding our revolutionaries. Geroge Jackosn last week. The March on Washington. Having a special moment of reflection, seeing that Ebony magazine cover in my memory like it was yesterday. Listened to Emmitt's cousin tell is part of the story. Listening to Mammie Till Mosbley tell her truth, oh my goodness now finding out that his empty casket was in a pile in the back of the cemetery, but, found and bought to DC where it can be held in reverence to us who can recall or passing on the truth to our youth who MUST know from whist they came. Give thanks for ending this month with these two in particular. "It ain't over til we win.
I’m alive. I am not dear anymore. My name is TutemRa now. This is episode #77 and I was born in 1977 when my mother was 22yrs old, 22yrs after I was murdered in 1955. My tomb was discovered in 1922 the same year my father (Louis till) was born. I could go on but watch my first interview for more info ruclips.net/video/qYnJoOhLbKE/видео.html
Good day family! #77 is here. Time to get crackin'...love y'all. Thanks Professor. Hunter and Dr. Carr... you have helped me to put the PROUD back in "I'm black, and, I'M PROUD"!. This knowledge, our story and history and the availability of it is beyond precious.
Today is my birthday. I realized when i was young August 28th is a significant day in history. I had no idea it was really the whole month!
Happy Bornday!
Happy Birth Anniversary!
Happy Bornday!!! Ase Ase Aseo
HBBD Jack of ♥️ s... #RobertLeeCamp
Thank you for your voice "NO MORE SACRIFICE " & the BLOOD will never loose its POWER💖💖💖
This history word's from mouth to ear is 🔥🔥🔥 Absolutely Emmitt Till Weekend💜 Shout out to Lucy and Fannie Turner...Emmitt we remember you forever🌹🌹❤ Sweet Rest now! This ia amazing...Thanks Professor Hunter💛
I’m alive. I am not dear anymore. My name is TutemRa now. This episode #77 and I was born in 1977 when my mother was 22yrs old, 22yrs after I was murdered in 1955. My tomb was discovered in 1922 the same year my father (Louis till) was born. I could go on but watch my first interview for more info ruclips.net/video/qYnJoOhLbKE/видео.html
Every Saturday I feel like I post the exact same comment but I can’t help it because I feel so blessed by these sessions! Brother Carr and Sister Karen, you are quenching a thirst in me that I didn’t even know I had. Simply put al- thank you!
We appreciate you!
I absolutely love listening to these lessons
These two beautiful black humans gives me life on learning!!💋🤎
WOW!!! 🤯🤩
“Last I checked, what racism continues to prove is…we don’t have the same blood type…”
~Dr. Greg Carr
I had to replay that a few times. Sheesh! 🔥🔥🔥
He said that, didn’t he?!?!?!
Dr. Carr. You are more than a notion. What a brilliant soul.
Woke at 1:30am and watched this. Beautiful!!! POWERFUL
And somehow Maime's beauty remained flawless even at the very moment of her deepest grief.
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She was a strong black woman!
She was absolutely gorgeous.
Just as strategic as she was beautiful.
Thought so as a kid and still do as an adult.
Thanks for a powerfully video Ms. Hunter, great lesson Dr. Carr. The Emmett Till’s story is one of the most egregious aspect of American History. Even more appalling he never received justice. Growing up my great-grand mother painfully spoke of Emmet Till being murdered for whistling at a White woman . It would be years later before I would understand her pain . Her twenty-four old son my grand uncle killed two decades earlier , his death bore similarities to Emmett Till’s death. It was a story I learned early on not to talk about. My great-grander mother never discussed his death no family did. Occasionally. rumors of what happened would surface. My great grandmother died some forty years later so did much of this family secrets . 2020 some eighty-five years later I was able to obtain a few newspapers clipping on this matter. I have always wounder how many stories are there of Emmet Till, George Stinney, Trevon Martin, Michael Brown & the list goes on Thank again for a great video
Dr. Carr recognizes the synchronicity. “7 sevens”!
Man ....... I'm just....... no words !! AFRICA UNITE 🌍 Knarrative * knubia *
Dr. Carr has rendered Me.......😨🥺😒😶😶😶 SPEECHLESS.‼️ Thank you for All of This & I Love you Both.❣️ @KarenHunter & @AfricanaCarr❤️🖤💚
You betta Sang your song Doc!✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿❤🖤💚
Wow This is very informative .What is remarkable is I was at the Lincoln memorial when doctor king had his speech, I don't remember any of it because I was very young but I know I've heard his voice and had to have seen him with my own eyes, You know how curious little Kids are. What a blessing to know I was part of history.
The first time I saw the picture of Emmett Till as a young boy in Jet Magazine back in the day I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I then thought who are these people that could do this. Thank you both for what you are doing.
I’m alive. I am not dear anymore. My name is TutemRa now. This is episode #77 and I was born in 1977 when my mother was 22yrs old, 22yrs after I was murdered in 1955. My tomb was discovered in 1922 the same year my father (Louis till) was born. I could go on but watch my first interview for more info ruclips.net/video/qYnJoOhLbKE/видео.html
I had never heard of Mississippi River and I found the version by Mavis Staples. So hauntingly beautiful and moving. BTW, Dr Carr has some good pipes. 👍🏿
Baba Nat Turner was a great African leader from America who defeated everything that was in his way.
As a young man Baba Nat was constantly abuse physically as well as mentally.
His ancestors inspired him to get even against foes and he destroyed them one by one.
Despite Baba Nat Turner was betrayed he didn’t die in disgrace.
Those books behind Dr. Carr are worth millions of dollars🤗. Thanks for adding/tying The Blood and showing us how it all happened w Mr. Emmit Lewis Till. Also, about the dad, Lewis Till. Thanks 🙏🏽✊🏽✌🏽♥️
Excellent OURstory overview on our Ancestor, Emmett Till by Dr. Carr. In my humble opinion, the context for commemorations by our commUNITY is an ongoing Struggle. Keep on keeping on by any means necessary. We will win.
Amen, Dr. Carr, "there can be no revolution without the spilling of blood"!!
Revolutions bring change. The greatest change maker - the Messiah - required the spilling of blood to achieve His purpose!!
It's like there's a certain kind of spirituality in this session of "In Class With Dr. Carr".
It was bittersweet sitting in your Class and listening to what you shared!! Thank you Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr, for making this session most truthful and enlightening!!🔥🔥🔥💯
Listening to Dr. Carr and Professor Hunter is the highlight of my week! Thanks for all you do.
Thanks for dropping gems of knowledge to me and my husband…Both of you are a breath of fresh air 💕💕💕
Awesome teaching with Professor Karen and Dr. Carr. Dr. Carr thanks for speak truth to power about the blood, Nat Turner, Emmett Till, and what's happening in Afghanistan.
Can we get #BlackAugust to trend? Put a light on it...
Thank you. You guys bring me joy....sadness......anxiety.....but we must remember.
Whew! So much to grasp here. Things I never heard of. Definitely a must read to learn about Emmitt Till’s father. By the way, thanks so much for Knubia! I been on there all week and just lovin it! 🙏🏾
This is AWESOME !!! SMILES & TEARS are filling my home as I listen to another Saturday's episode . THANK YOU FOR THIS VISION - THANK YOU !!!
Wow! What’s crazy is I have always had extreme difficulty summarizing. It’s almost like I HAVE to tell the WHOLE story. My soul doesn’t sit right if pieces are missing. The whole time I’m like “what’s wrong with me?” Answer: nothing! 🤯
And I HAVE to know “what is the relevance and how does it all connect?” I can’t leave out ANY information.
IM QUITE OVERWHELM WITH ALL THIS INFORMATION THAT WE NEVER NEW.
IM SO GRATEFUL FOR EACH SAT.
NEVER HEARD OF BLACK AUGUST.
THANK U 🙏🏾 STAY STRONG AN SAFE PROFESSOR HUNTER AN DR CARR
SENIOR FRM NJ.
Dr Carr and Professor Hunter together are awesome. These two together prove that colleges and universities are only about the money and not giving knowledge but we already knew that. Listening to them l have learned so much more. Bless you two for coming together.
Wow, thank you!
Greetings to the room from the BX. Best part of Saturday, "K & Carr" Rock on and you don't stop...cause WE won't stop!!!!
My way to describe how my memory works is “I remember in hieroglyphs “!
We need a professor Carr and Hunter library section in book stores.
Amen!!
So true!!💯💯
Good afternoon family! Happy 77th episode. I was born on the 7th day of August and I am my mother’s seventh child. 🤔
Whoa. I vividly remember the Till story. He died on my 10th birthday 8/24. I remember seeing his picture in the coffin in the Ebony and Jet magazines that my parents faithfully bought. I am still troubled by the memory and wondering how someone, no white people could do such a horrible thing to a child. That memory will never leave me. It fuels my purpose today. Go to the memorial at the African American museum. I wept and still do.
Good Morning Dr. Karen and Dr. Carr! You are both so precious to me. I love the way you fully express me in this class!
Thank you, Jeraleen.
Good afternoon! I'm here💜 Yes I was singing with you...Took me back to my childhood! The blood will never lose it's power🔥🔥
The fact that the white woman lied. On a Black child. And admitted that she did. And was never charged. Disturbing. 🤦🏽♀️😔
But I’m not surprised tho…
Time should be up on the ‘death bed confessions’. George Wallace, Lee Atwater and many others have this sense of enlightenment on their death bed; when are people going to take heed. The woman that lied on emmit is of the group that should know better; I would give no quarter to her, but that’s my opinion
I don’t burn easy, but this is what burns me the most.
Confession!
No conviction.
Aloha, peace and blessing Professor Hunter Dr. Carr and Congratulations on the launching of. "Knubia"! Ase Ase Ase
Dr Carr had me mesmerized yet once again by his pure genius AND vocal abilities... You may soon have to add a Dr Carr's greatest hits category in Knarrative...
On another "note", It's always sad hearing about the many atrocities that have happened to Black folks in this country...
"Its amazing why we keep loving this country and this country does not love us back" Doc Rivers. Smh
Sending lots of love and light your way!!! Ase Ase Aseo
Good day to my fellow classmates and long distance family across the diaspora. Orlando checking in.
WOW, WHAT A TELLER OF HISTORY! THANK YOU DR. CARR! MY ANCESTORS HAD CHURCH AFTER THIS ONE! PASSIONATE!
“For Us repetition is not a flaw” !!!❤️
I am definitely going to rewind this series before bedtime......thank you, once again Dr Carr and Prof Hunter
Another fabulous class. Thank you Dr Carr and Professor Hunter 🤗🥰❤️💪🏾❤️💪🏾
Across the penitentiaries in NYS, Brothas' recognize Comrade George and the Brothas' of the Attica Riots of '71 during "Black August" -the latter [S]acrificed to have better prison conditions-by not eating ANY meals during these important days.
Prof. Carr, Thank You for making all these significant historical connections by highlighting the contributions of these Revolutionaries which therefore extend across various timelines! RASpeck.
Greetings from Harlem, USA! ✊🏿❤🖤💚 My favorite part of Saturday is with Dr. Karen Hunter & Dr. Greg Carr! 📚 📖
Always a wealth of knowledge in our moving forward. Saturday at it's best. Thank you both. ❤
I appreciate Dr. Carr and Prof. Hunter. You both are what WE needed. Bless you. 🙏🏾
I know Dr. Carr's class is good. Great teacher
Good morning beautiful people, let's get this knowledge!
I had the same experience Dr. Carr had at the Emmitt Till Exhibit. Rest in Power Emmitt Till.
I’m alive. I am not dear anymore. My name is TutemRa now. This is episode #77 and I was born in 1977 when my mother was 22yrs old, 22yrs after I was murdered in 1955. My tomb was discovered in 1922 the same year my father (Louis till) was born. I could go on but watch my first interview for more info ruclips.net/video/qYnJoOhLbKE/видео.html
“Your cornbreads ready” talking to the social structure
Love you 2 for the Honor, knowledge, Strength, and Truth you share with us👊🏽and the 🌎! 💜🤗
Hi. Teachers I'm tuned in from Essex U.K. Keen for some healthy knowledge.
This is beautiful.
I love when listeners in our diaspora reach out from “across the pond.”
Shout to a friend I made o line in 2006 of Sierra Leone descent yet raised in the UK.
She is my eyes over there and brilliant.
So good to hear from you in this medium!
Awesome class you guys are the best. I am so glad I've joined knarratves bc this amazing learning so much about our ancestors left us knowledge and positive thoughts on story's about the racism in America. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I love this series
How Bryant was freely walking around and how that grocery store stood are governance questions that are baffling. I won’t judge the people because it’s easy (and usually a lie) to say what you would have done if you were there. That being said, wow…
Powerful lesson about memory.
Dropping knowledge again Dr Carr and Professor Hunter!!🙋🏽♀️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Now moving well into it fourth decade, Sweet Honey In The Rock, was organized by Bernice Johnson Reagon as an African American women a cappella ensemble in 1973 in Washington, DC.
I'm very proud of you both(Professor Hunter and Professor Carr).. I enjoy the black history daily and weekly throughout every year.. I love you both and you all are the bomb in terms of these fantastic vlogs.😊😊
Governance or social structure? Thank you Dr. Carr. Love you🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 excellent!
I just love you Dr Carr. Thanks for your time and knowledge