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In Class with Carr, Ep. 55: The Haitian Revolution (Then and Now)
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Dr. Greg Carr (@AfricanaCarr on Twitter) talks about the power struggles Haiti is having and what we can learn from the Haitian Revolution. The entry point will be honoring the ancestor Yaphet Kotto. #InClasswithCarr #History #GregCarr #KarenHunter
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I just love how Dr. Carr relates to all the callers and viewers. I wait to watch every Saturday and then I rewatch during the week. Thanks Karen
Dr. Greg Carr is a national treasure. I am certain that he is using well over 10% of his brain power. Much love and respect to him, the visionary, Prof Hunter and the everyone who supports bringing this gift of knowledge forward. Ase'
I stand in amazement. To be able to connect such different topics each week, know the history, know the names, have the books, and locate them in moments! How much brain power can a person have?
Karen and Greg, both, inspire us all to stretch our minds in terms of increasing our knowledge of our African selves. May they be blessed in every way thinkable.💖
@@RShaun Agree
Truth!
"Haiti had to fail". This is so true then and today. Of all the great historical self-determination stories used to indoctrinate me in my many history classes, the Haitian revolution was NEVER mentioned. The failure of Haiti has been solidified by NEVER allowing their narrative in any of my classrooms.
KH and Dr.Carr, please keep it coming.
I seriously enjoy listening to Dr Carr!! He keeps apologizing for "running on"... but, I don't think anyone minds AT ALL. I look forward to the day I get to hear these conversations in person 🙏🏽
Dr Carr can sing!
Oh yes!! I wish he was my Professor back in the days...
I was just saying this go to comments and there a witness 😊
No Joke..ain't no con-fusion in his voice.
@@victoriaalvin2446
Never heard him sing but he had a virtuoso command of rap lyrics and their application to the subject matter being discussed.
Imagine sitting in a lecture and hearing your instructor break out lyrics from the Last Poets, Kam, Public Enemy, Paris, NWA and making it relevant to the immediate conversation.
Some days it was like jazz improv.
Right 💪🏽💪🏽
I would have done much better in school if I had professors like you two! Sheesh!
Thank you both again for everything you do each week!
The paper that you have to write are no joke!!!
@@Kervensd lol I could only imagine
SAME! When I was in school, I would wonder why I loved learning, but HATED school.
They should not be conflated, EVER, since many instructors (at least 97% of the ones I’ve had) go into teaching for all the wrong reasons. Job security should NOT exist in teaching-it would discourage the ones who don’t belong in the field from entering it.
MY GOD!!!!!!!! IM IN HEAVEN ALREADY CAUSE AT THE 25MIN MARK DR CAR JUST GAVE HIS BEAUTIFUL RENDITION OF LIVE AND LET DIE, WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here is a comprehensive list of all the books Dr. Carr mentioned during this lecture:
The common wind, by Julius Scott
Haitian maroons, by Jean fouchard
The black jacobins, byCL R James
Making the black Jacobins, by Rachel Douglas
The black count, by Tom Reiss
The irritated genie, byJacob Carruthers
So spoke the uncle, by jean price mars
Jean price mars in Haiti, by jacque Antoine
Harlem, haiti, and havana, by Martha Cobb
The Haitians A Decolonial History, by Jean Casimir
Warfare in Atlantic Africa, by John K. Thornton
The colonial system unveiled, by Pompée Valentin Vastey
Toussaint Louveture, by Charles Forsdick and Christian Hogsbjerg
Toussaint Louveture, by Phillipe Gérard
Black Spartacus, by Sudhir Hazareesingh
The Black Republic, by Brandon Byrd
African Americans and thd Haitian Revolution, by Jacqueline Bacon and Maurice Jackson
Confronting Black Jacobins, by Gerald Horne
China's second continent, by Howard French
Sbabios, thank u for this list, I got about 20 pics on my phone trying to get the books Dr. Carr gives us, so thank u, thank u!!!!!!!!
You and Dr Carr won't let me catch my breath! WOW.
Beloveds: Dr. Carr and Prof. Hunter, you are the best that ever did it. You make us lazy readers very “armed” in intellectual debates because of the jewels you drop nonstop. So, thanks so so much. We appreciate you immensely ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🔥🔥🔥🙌🏿🙌🏿
This team, Dr. Greg Carr and Professor Karen Hunter is a gift that keeps giving!🖤
Love this! Love the Haitian revolution. I learned a lot despite being Haitian and studied it for years!
#InClassWithCarr.... THIS is My "Happy Place".❣️❣️❣️ Much Love & All Due Respect to My, & Everyone's FAVORITE Professors... @KarenHunter & @AfricanaCarr / Dr. Carr.💪🏾❤️🖤💚✊🏿
You're simply the best, Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr!! The history nuggets you share are invaluable!! Not having foreknowledge of some of these ancestors make us even more appreciative of all that you do to educate and uplift us!! Thanks!!!💕💯
Sister Hunter. I get nothing but rich, complex, fulfilling content here. Brother Carr delivers well-measured critiques that give my brain something to grab onto, engage something that's already inside me, but for KHS, I wouldn't have something meaningful to grapple with in my soul. Thank You.
Wow, thank you! Our pleasure!
As I listen to this amazing class discussion, I feel like I took an adrenalin shot! I'm energized and vibrating higher. Keep the depth and the momentum going, Sis Karen and Bro Carr ...we win! We need the Let's Be Clear shirt. :)
OMG, Dr. Carr is so right. I am Antiguan & Barbuda. My mother would clean combs and brushes after combining our hair as children, then burn the strands for fear of it falling into the wrong hands. A practice I continue.
My hometown, Wichita Kansas, has an elementary school named after Toussaint Louverture. That always amazed me. Bc the AA community in Wichita is approx only 10%, so I’m not sure how that came to be.
Look into the history of that town in which that school is in and check for Haitian migration.
I need to visit there.
That's great to know.
Once again, you two thank you 🙏🏾 for Saturday History 🌺
Watching and listening Dr Carr in his flow is electrifying. Wow
I truly love the way you slow Dr Carr down and make certain important points for us to know along the journey. Bless you both.
Our pleasure!
I have subscribed to Knarrative and I love it! I'm starting at the beginning and I'm going to work my way through.
Back here for a refresher after the news of the assassination in Haiti. 🥲
I'm so glad i found this episode. Lawd! Ive been listening to this since yesterday. I need to go back and watch all of the episodes with Dr. Carr.
I just published a book Our Story: From Harriet to Kamala. Black women Poets in Tribute Black Women Firsts. It blows my mind that there is so many more of us and so much more to us.
Dr. Carr you remind me so much of Dr. Prof. John Henrik Clarke when I took African Studies Classes @ Hunter College.....I'm so humbled in this spirit... Karen Hunter thank you for these Saturday classes..
my absolute pleasure.
Glad to be here....
... From Accra Ghana
We just hired a call center for www.knarrative.com from Ghana.
We love y’all! Thank you for blessing us with knowledge and knarrative!
Thank you Sis. Karen and Dr. Carr for introducing and awakening us to the illustrious history that has been hidden in plain sight. Know that you are truly appreciated! Sharing about Knarrative!
Dr Karen, please tell Dr Carr that I watched him with Cornel West. I almost cried. I always love you professors!
This is my second time listening to this in the past 24 yours!!! So powerful, informational and inspiring!! A reminder of our power and strength as Africans!! (And also a reminder of how European/Western colonial powers wasn't sh*t then and still ain't sh*t now!!!)
Dr Carr narration of Live and let die was 🔥. The entire show was 🔥.
Since Dr. Carr mentioned CLR James also wrote about cricket, It would be remiss of me as an Indian if I didn't mention the documentary "Fire in Babylon", Its about about how the West Indian cricket team in the 70's and 80's went on to dominate the World in the sport, which is a colonial sport. One of the best documentaries.
Fire in babylon - Full Movie - part 1 - ruclips.net/video/6NZKfutIZeE/видео.html
Fire in babylon - Full movie - Part 2 - ruclips.net/video/VJEjAPn0Hts/видео.html
I can hardly wait until next Saturday!
Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr I couldn’t join the live class Saturday - life is busy. But I did glance to see the topic and became overjoyed!! I have been wanting you all to discuss the Haitian revolution and Toussaint in particular. As usual you all did not disappoint! TY!
I have been trying to keep track of all those titles Dr. Carr. Maaan you just rock my intellectual world.
This is was deep! Great job Dr. Carr!!
great fam!! you guys are such a blessing; Peace and love. hopefully this the beginning to all european/ westernized holiday/ rituals; and the birth african knowledge, wisdom and understanding uplifting
Can’t think of a better way to use my Saturday’s. I am familiar with a few of those books, mainly “Black Jacobins”. As I was schooled in the Caribbean. Please give information on how we can contribute to your/ our project.
here are a few more books : The Irritated Genie,, Haitian Revolutionary studies by Geggus, A Global History of Conflict since 1500 (look up chapter 3), The island of Memes by Nobles, Histoire D'Haiti, the Equality of Human Races by Antenor Firmin. However, don't just read, use your own analysis ( what makes sense to you) AND Deductive Reasoning (ie connect the dots) - don't follow author narrative, make up / deduce your own, think for yourself.
"Voting is just a tool. The real work is what you do between each election."
"In Class with Carr"
(Edward)
I just realized that if I didn't listen to audiobooks, my bookshelves would look like Dr Carr's😁
Karen Hunter I love you and thank you for all you do. The teachers you have on, this GREAT GRANDMA IS LEARNING MORE THEN EVER BEFORE IN LIFE. You are BLACK MATTER. MAAT. Stay heathy for this new world 😁
Dr. Carr knows all the voodoo Gods. Impressive! I'm learning about Ogun and Papa legba from my 94 years old grandfather.
I love it when Dr. Carr narrates and reads to us.
One of the best sessions, to date. BRAVO!!! 🙂
Man, I'm almost done with all my make up work. 55, 15 more to go to catch up! Thank you again. Count me present.
Get it, Paul!
“It has to fail.” Tell it Dr. Carr!
Loved the lesson on Haiti. Ms. Hunter's statement on Haiti having to fail explains everything.
Oh what a blessing! What a blessing!
Dear educated people, I have learned so so much today! It amazes me how much I don't know and never realised, I didn't know!! I have a long list of books to read, I thank you and bless you. I want to donate.
Our pleasure!
So informative and fulfilling love y’all ❤️
More Life More JOY more PROSPERITY more Health More Wealth And ABUNDANCE in your Life So Say ONE so say All Ashe Ase Ashe Ase All ANCESTORS know and Unknown ASHE ASE ASHE Ase ASE ase ASE
@13:30 " If you don't remember you won't know how to combat what's coming" WWWOOOWWW
PAID SUBSCRIPTION TO KNARRATIVES done last week, come on y'all, we spend more on random stuff we never use... i'm tuning in now, let's see if Greg stays on point LOL... I see you G... I still owe you that 20 bucks LOL... Thank you Dr Karen, good to see what you're doing, respect and love.
Excellent class topic! Thank you!
We are bless to have this two DR 🙏🏿
Maaan Dr. Carr🥰. Loved ur rendition of Live & Let Die more than Paul McCartney😍
@58:00 an excerpt from the prologue of the Black Jacobins is read.
It's now a must read.
I love the information and topics you're discussing. It's been intriguing and up lifting.
🔥🔥🔥🔥 Another one
Simple >>> MAGNIFICENT
Hello to both of you as well!
Haiti sent 100s of teachers to Africa to teach the masses in the 60’s
Lol. Finally got a book that Dr Carr pulled out.
love it!
Thanks again Dr. Carr and Professor Hunter for another informative class. Continue to be the guiding to many of us who whats to learn,see ourselves and make ourselves better 👊🏾🇬🇩
I listen to the both of you while working. You are my power couple. Keep doing the great, great, great work!
I’m late and the dog didn’t eat my homework. But I’ll bet I wasn’t the only one who had to honor a John Thompson tradition of watching Georgetown basketball in the NCAA Tournament, especially since Patrick Ewing is their coach now winning his first Big East tournament title. Thumbs up. Go Patrick!
Thank-you 😁
Thank you
Alfre Woodard played the nurse in Ms Evers’ Boys
thank you...I couldn't look it up in real time.
Episode 55.. the double nickel!
Once again, an enlightening session and I remember getting beat up in the comments over being critical of Bill Clinton. We really don't have friends
it was probably how you did it...there's a way to do something.
@@KarenHunterShow good response.
Powerful class
Perfect timing, I just bought Black Spartacus from my local black owned bookstore two weeks ago. Thank you.
Thank you for this
Karen and Greg, great class as always. You are intellectual angels.
Gardis provided us with some really good historical information. Seems like he'd be someone good to consider bringing onboard as an instructor (should the stars align).
Thank you for loving our minds.
I love you guys.
Have an outstanding week upcoming.
Thanks Edward for that hat. Even on the street we grew up on 4th St. also Thanks Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr too.🎩 Reach out to me Edward too, ( look around Metro Atlanta) we are all together.
Wow finally listened to entire show. @karen hunter ❤❤
🤔... A BOOK-Man building on Boukman 😄 💯 Great class.
I see what you did there. :)
@@QueenRiveRose22 🤣
Shout out from Rocky Mount, Va. Thank uall so much for the instruction; very enlightening. My 93 year old father heard ual for the time n stated that he needs to participate weekly. Again, thank uall. 💕
Wonderful information and given very clearly. Thank you!
MASTER CLASS...
Yes, more than two thirds of the fighters were born in Africa, and some were captured soldiers. In fact, Dessalines was trained by a woman who served in the famous Dahomey all-woman Royal guard. Toussaint's father was born in Dahomey as a prince. Toussaint spoke Fon language, and his battalion was made up mostly of slaves from Dahomey.
What should I be looking for narrative.com. Is it a magazine? Do I go through FB?
.
@Karen Hunter....please tell me what time on Saturday these classes are held. I don't seem to get notified. I would love to be live.....Dr Carr is so FULL OF KNOWLEDGE!!
noon ET on Saturdays.
Haiti cant get their foot bc the powers that be dont want them to get their foot. Perpetual Punishment.
I guess if you keep failing, the best thing to do is blame it on others eventually.
@@philosophyofthestars you should research for facts and truth before you judge a whole nation. U took the easiest road.
Thank you all again for the class! We do care. And we appreciate 😊 ❤️🖤💚How do you join Narrative?
This is Amazing, thank you!!!!!
Awesome!
2:28:23
Professor Hunter was smooth with that check in.
I was waiting for this time in my day! Teach on!! 😆 🤣
My Aunt is a black Jew... I went to a service once with her. It was interesting though, to date I felt like it wasn't much different than the service I would attend at my family's Baptist church. Hmm.
African American class is tremendous with information to know, flow, and grow. However, as an open classroom, the protocols for class should be followed with our children watching the series should limit vocabulary of expletives.
I love the format, great episode!
@ 51:55 One needs to Highlight Jean Francois Makandal better known Simply as Makandal.... His revolt made the newspapers of Paris and in turn influenced the "french" revolution. His era was know as the Reign of Terror in the North (of SD) by Makandal. Supposedly he organized the Maroons into a singular unit as he criss crossed the entire island and communicated with them all. Also he organized the first Bwa Kayiman (Bois Cayiman) Conference (Ceremony) and Boucquement Did the Second Conference ie Ceremony.
Thus the french rev was influence by Makandal's revolution aspirations. Makandal was the first to announce that Haiti will become an independent Nation.
Makandal started his THang in 1750
1:33:40 Man that’s a Great point about the smaller populated states
Great information daily brain food I love it..🔥
Correction: It was not Angela Bassett. Alfre Woodard portrayed Eunice Rivers in the movie “Ms. Ever’s Boys”.
yup
I just want to ask The Clinton's where allll the money the world donated to Haiti 🇭🇹 after the big earthquake? Why does it seem there is not improvement? I also want to see who owns land there?
@Bonkz Who stole the money 💰 People stepped up to help the people. Not line the pockets of those who left office broke...then are not broke. I'm not saying...just saying.
And it was money from all over the world, not American support only. The Klîñtöñz stole from the world even the developing countries they demonize chipped in with 💵 . They all contributed. They should be ashamed of themselves.
I think it would be interesting to see how the books he mentions on the program sales are influenced by the show.
Inspired. TY❤️
Elegba papa Legba Bro Anancy Mami wata ase ashe All ANCESTORS know and Unknown ASHE ASE ASHE Ase ASE ase So Say ONE so say All Ashe Ase Ashe Ase