Ive spent the last 30+ years spending my Sabbaths in church. And while i still spend some of my Sabbaths/saturdays in church, this has become my sabbath routine i most look forward to the last few years
Thank You Sister Karen Hunter & Brother Greg Carr. This is just the best place for everybody who recognize “ Good Everything “ for everyone in this Class…
Coach Sanders has a heart for young people. He owes no one an explanation for taking that job in Colorado. He tried to uplift and train our youth with his Prime Academies in the Dallas-Ft Worth. The powers that be and our folk helped derail that mission. I wonder what was really going on at Jackson State to encourage his departure?
Hello Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr! I’m here early today, on Saturday. 🇧🇧🇦🇬. Took the opportunity before the grand children arrive. Sending love from Antigua and Barbuda and also on behalf of my Bajan family in Barbados. ❤️
The Deion Sanders move to Colorado reminds me of when some black people say they don't vote because their vote doesn't matter. The common answer to that is - if our vote doesn't matter, why do they try so hard to stop us from voting. The PWI institutions saw that Deion was starting something very special at HBCU institutions that was going to take away from their pockets. So they had to stop him.
Had he stayed 2 more years then all of our HBCUs would have been overflowing then recruiters would have had to come to HBCUs with money in hand just to play and compete on our level. There is so much leverage in HBCU and we need to value them before they disappear (RIP St. Paul College - VA)
Thank you Professor Hunter and Dr Carr. Thank you again and again! It is Wednesday, first day of winter. Listening to you both is so very Enlightening. I took the opportunity to start listening and heard the whole class without interruption! I usually interrupt myself to share the link with my family and friends. Thank you. I would like to hear more of your thoughts on the Africa summit. In my opinion, havin a meeting with leaders of 49 African nations indicates no respect for the sovereignty of any one of the African nations.
Thank you Dr Carr and Prof Hunter great show. It’s interesting to hear your comments on how Africans strategize their discussion. Please bear in mind that Their schooling in general is very challenging so they are constantly being challenged, and that makes a difference. In comparison to the general educational process in America. Not all but for the most part. Just my humble opinion
Isn't it interesting that HBO has been showing "Get On The Bus" rather frequently now. I don't remember them playing it this much in the late 90s. Maybe the social structure finally views the Million Man March as the historical event it really was.
@@ervin1jp Thanks 🙏 a million for the information. It seems to pave the path way to citizenship. Does the 6th region have seats in the Pan African Parliament(PAP). Would it not be great if PAP deliberate with the mother tongue rather than with tongue of coloniser.
I was at the Million Man March in 1995 ,I remember all the pushback from people who opposed the March. At that time Crack was running wild in the Black community. It was a beautiful day. And I met brothers from Chicago, St. LOUIS And other parts of the country
Thank you, A&T for being our punching bags at the Eagle-Aggie Classic (yes, I switched the names purposefully). That win boosted the team’s confidence and helped propel them to glory this season; good looking out!
Thanks for the book recommendation! My local library didn’t carry The Night Anansi Stole Kwanzaa but after I suggested it for purchase there are now 4 copies are in circulation. 🎉
We grew up in Jamaica on Anansi stories; they were as popular as Aesop’s fables. I will search for that book. Everyone told these stories to their children and they passed it on from generation to generation through “ word of mouth”. It came from our African culture during enslavement, they didn’t know English, so in the early days it was passed on to us as bedtime stories told by your parents and grandparents. Anansi was a “ trickster” . He was always a con artist! Those were fun days😂
Dr. Carr's hoodie is the best. Is it available as part of our Nubian space? Yes whatever is happening at Jackson State and all HBCUS is part of our absolutely rich and irreplaceable culture dating back generations of us and yes the rest of mankind can imitate it but they cannot do it as we do because we are the originals and have always been able to thrive and survive no matter how hard our circumstances have been. Can't keep us down for too long my peoples. Deon Sanders is part of us the originals no matter what my peoples.
I on the cool felt where Deion was coming fron at the press conference. He did alot and alot of people ate and benefited off of what he did. He fulfilled his promise to Jackson State. If Jackson State goes back down the tube it wont be because of Sanders. It will be because of the decisions the university make going forward. Build off what he did. Pick up the baton and thank him for what he started. He on to another goal.
I ask myself over and over again, what prevents African Americans from becoming politically and economically involved in places like the Caribbean, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and other English speaking countries on the continent and in the diaspora. It wasn't always like this. What the hell happened to Pan-africanism?
FAMU vs BCU…we consider BCU our lil cousins. We can talk about them but nobody else can. But that’s what makes the comradery fun. We have the Florida Classic in Orlando every Nov. 💚🧡🐍
In honor of the great author and Professor Margaret Walker, would Dr. Carr and Prof. Hunter consider approaching the publishers of Ms. Walker's book (Jubilee) to request that a special edition (Large Print) version be created for elders who would like to read Jubilee again or for the first time?
Just getting started listening to the video but something has been on my heart from the on set of Deion leaving JSU. It's something I know a little about. No matter how great or the good someone might be or do, there's going to be a element of minimalization that might come from some. I'm going to leave it right there, from my chest. See I be listening lol.
With parents that graduated from JSU, a brother from FAMU and family members from Alcorn and Hampton, HBCU’s was always the first choice. It baffles me that Black Americans from the Northern states did not even know that HBCU’s existed until Deion.
Grand Rising 🎉❤🎉🙏🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💙 Dynamic Duo. !!!!!!! Dr CARR, Deion used a lot of his money at JSU, to help built the Athletic Department at JSU. It’s something the school is not honest about. We as a community have to take ownership of our institutions and safe guard them from external influence, give to support them.
Dr. Carr, U are so spot on about C O L O R A D O. I live in DENVER and this place is Soooo racist. Primetime is going to be shocked. Just wait. Spot on Dr Carr...🥺🤔😭🤬
China is fast becoming the preferred destination for African students in search of tertiary education. The #1 complaint is the difficulty in obtaining VISAs for the US. That's how networks are built.
3 months and counting my login to my account has not received a login password word reset. Who, how, and when will you send a response to have access to Nubian?
What kind of USA Africa summit is that they don't even have an agenda! I've been saying all along Russia and China provides opportunity for Africa to leverage their relationships with others if they can do it effectively!
Check out a RUclips video on Al Jazeera of Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao being interviewed on this same matter. She said some hard-hitting truths, there. If I can find it, I'll post the link.
And they are subtlety dominating them with debt and extracting their resources legally and illegally...as they are finding out with China. Russia, another matter...will eventually reveal what's really up that interaction as well...as Russian "eliminates " some of their countries debt.
@@gracenembhard4733 Yeah, also affectionately known as "Mama Africa." Ain't she somethin'? She's exposin' all the euro-f*ckery of the west. To your point, tho. They have no choice but to inevitably wake up to a new day. Absolutely no choice.
Rwanda is too young for an American style democracy. Lake Kivu and it's methane is the cause of the new tension between Congo and Rwanda. The Kagame government has the most women representatives on the continent.
21.57 - In reply to Dr Carr's question what should we be doing? regarding American privatisation of Afrikan resources. It behoves our global Afrikan interest to invite Keidi Awadu to this discussion, where he will explain that 1.1 BILLION dollars a day is spent by Afrikan Americans betweeen November and January on seasonal shopping. Just 10% of that spending, diverted to capital development investment bonds would begin to transform the Afrikan continent by investing in natural resources and infrastructure development. Check out Keidi's books, The Repairing and Futurenomics.
We have to understand that in our ancestors time in each of the tribes yourbro warlof the banto Hausa they had what we called the archetype. One a dancer one a recorder one a medince and one the storyteller. The storyteller past it on down thru generation's. Like the Ashanti learning from the past to build the future. Sankofor 🌎👑 Nemmattree See's all things and brings both lands together upper Egypt and Lower Egypt.🧬
Don't criticize Coach Prime so much. 99.9 percent of Black Americans will not be remembered the minute they leave earth, Coach Prime will be remembered and honored. The man is already famous and been successful since college 🙌
I don't think any person ratoinally singles out Deion Sanders. I think he is symbolic of a bigger issue where it seems "our" best and brightest flip sides instead of standing with the whole. I also don't think Deion used the HBCU system for his own gain nor had a deep desire to even leave. As a person that has followed him, his mantra has always been to first visualize the success you want and then live up to that image. He states he learned this from watching "hustlers" growing up and the biggest motivation he has always had was to make something of HIMSELF. His mantra has always been self-improvement through the power of the will and that seems like what he has been passing since his playing days ended JSU included. For him to sell that to so many and then pass up individual opportunities that came he was would be hypocritical to his mantra.
I agree that Coach Sanders's current story is symbolic of a number of bigger and deeper issues. As for his rhetorical stances, I agree that he has been consistent in his mantra. As for the rest, well, he's no different than any of us with regard to actions and speech. People who place the needs of larger groups ahead of their own needs or desires stand out, for all the obvious reasons. That's no less true for those who gave and give their lives and careers working in and for institutional formations that are the most in need. Grateful for the chance to explore some of the deeper issues.
Kamala Harris made history when she became Vice President of the United States. Her parents, who were both educated on a high level, played an important role in helping to mold Kamala's mind. Now, in 2022, Kamala's mother is no longer with us (Lord rest her soul), but her father Donald J Harris is alive, breathing and quite lucid of mind and living on the island of Jamaica. Will Dr. Carr and Prof. Hunter arrange for someone to travel to Jamaica and interview the current "Second Father" of the United States of America? Are there some safe and permissible questions that can be asked of Kamala's father (a former Stanford educated economist)? 🤔 Inquiring minds want to know.
I'm Trying To Find Out If It's True That Slave Owners Where Making Shoes Out Of Dead Slaves Skin I Saw This On Twitter I Just Want To Know If That's True 🤔
Ive spent the last 30+ years spending my Sabbaths in church. And while i still spend some of my Sabbaths/saturdays in church, this has become my sabbath routine i most look forward to the last few years
Same!!!
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Same here
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...chuckle...I'm still at church and do this after sometime during the week..
To collect knowledge from this show is a honor and blessing. Thanks for the show..
Our pleasure! Now subscribe to this channel. thanks.
Thank You Sister Karen Hunter & Brother Greg Carr. This is just the best place for everybody who recognize “ Good Everything “ for everyone in this Class…
Coach Sanders has a heart for young people. He owes no one an explanation for taking that job in Colorado. He tried to uplift and train our youth with his Prime Academies in the Dallas-Ft Worth. The powers that be and our folk helped derail that mission. I wonder what was really going on at Jackson State to encourage his departure?
Happy Saturday Professor Hunter and Dr Carr ❤! My favorite two educators. Love to my Knubian family!!!
Consistently dropping jewels....THANK YOU DR CARR!!!!
Hello Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr! I’m here early today, on Saturday. 🇧🇧🇦🇬. Took the opportunity before the grand children arrive. Sending love from Antigua and Barbuda and also on behalf of my Bajan family in Barbados. ❤️
Thank you Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr.
Many blessings to Dr Car and Karen Hunter. Bring in the New Year with many positive vibes and knowledge.
Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr, thank you for making me better. I appreciate you both!!!!
Love this sister. She has a great light 🔆 about herself
thank you.
Dr. Carr, Professor Hunter, good day Ep. 145! Phenomenal, you are appreciated thank you and kudos.
The Deion Sanders move to Colorado reminds me of when some black people say they don't vote because their vote doesn't matter. The common answer to that is - if our vote doesn't matter, why do they try so hard to stop us from voting. The PWI institutions saw that Deion was starting something very special at HBCU institutions that was going to take away from their pockets. So they had to stop him.
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FACTS!!!!!!!!
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Absolutely!!
Had he stayed 2 more years then all of our HBCUs would have been overflowing then recruiters would have had to come to HBCUs with money in hand just to play and compete on our level. There is so much leverage in HBCU and we need to value them before they disappear (RIP St. Paul College - VA)
Thank you Professor Hunter and Dr Carr ❤, great show
Thank you Professor Hunter and Dr Carr. Thank you again and again! It is Wednesday, first day of winter. Listening to you both is so very Enlightening. I took the opportunity to start listening and heard the whole class without interruption! I usually interrupt myself to share the link with my family and friends. Thank you.
I would like to hear more of your thoughts on the Africa summit. In my opinion, havin a meeting with leaders of 49 African nations indicates no respect for the sovereignty of any one of the African nations.
Good Morning Teachers... I AM IN THE NATIONS CAPITAL TODAY.. I AM READY FOR THE KNOWLEDGE...
You're doing the good work, Karen....❤♠💯🌋
Thank you Dr Carr and Prof Hunter great show. It’s interesting to hear your comments on how Africans strategize their discussion. Please bear in mind that
Their schooling in general is very challenging so they are constantly being challenged, and that makes a difference. In comparison to the general educational process in America. Not all but for the most part.
Just my humble opinion
Isn't it interesting that HBO has been showing "Get On The Bus" rather frequently now. I don't remember them playing it this much in the late 90s. Maybe the social structure finally views the Million Man March as the historical event it really was.
Thanks for sharing thing, I agree 100% We gone Be Alright❣️
#Africa is the future. #AfricaRise
Always has been, always will be the future!
Found out it was my default. I'm in Nubia. Whew...! Now I can catch up, and continue my journey to grow and build.✍🏾🙏🏾❣️💯💯💯💯
Good morning, Professor Hunter and Dr Carr.
Morning!
The diaspora should have representatives in the African Union to lend a voice to the discourse in the continent.
Look up "African union 6th region". Much Luv.
@@ervin1jp Thanks 🙏 a million for the information. It seems to pave the path way to citizenship. Does the 6th region have seats in the Pan African Parliament(PAP). Would it not be great if PAP deliberate with the mother tongue rather than with tongue of coloniser.
@@felixotuoke5419 I don't know. ...Too many mother tongues, don' you think? How about Swahili or Hausa?
@@felixotuoke5419 I don't know. ...Too many mother tongues, don't you think. Swahili is one of the five official languages used, though, I believe.
Cuyahoga County in the house... We need to keep making news and add content for our cause thank you Coach Prime.... Let's get it
Yessssss the Night Anansi Stole Kwanza!!! Illustrations done by Trinidad's very own Makesi Aquan!!!
Norfolk State alumni here and yes it is classic when we play Virginia State
Alway looking forward to my Saturday vitamins 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😇
I was at the Million Man March in 1995 ,I remember all the pushback from people who opposed the March. At that time Crack was running wild in the Black community. It was a beautiful day. And I met brothers from Chicago, St. LOUIS And other parts of the country
Thank you, A&T for being our punching bags at the Eagle-Aggie Classic (yes, I switched the names purposefully). That win boosted the team’s confidence and helped propel them to glory this season; good looking out!
Nice cut, Dr. Carr!
Thanks for the book recommendation! My local library didn’t carry The Night Anansi Stole Kwanzaa but after I suggested it for purchase there are now 4 copies are in circulation. 🎉
Greetings Class . Excuse my tardiness but I’m still here with such a lovely group
We grew up in Jamaica on Anansi stories; they were as popular as Aesop’s fables. I will search for that book. Everyone told these stories to their children and they passed it on from generation to generation through “ word of mouth”. It came from our African culture during enslavement, they didn’t know English, so in the early days it was passed on to us as bedtime stories told by your parents and grandparents. Anansi was a “ trickster” . He was always a con artist! Those were fun days😂
I love Medu books✌🏾Thank You Family!
Dr. Carr's hoodie is the best. Is it available as part of our Nubian space? Yes whatever is happening at Jackson State and all HBCUS is part of our absolutely rich and irreplaceable culture dating back generations of us and yes the rest of mankind can imitate it but they cannot do it as we do because we are the originals and have always been able to thrive and survive no matter how hard our circumstances have been. Can't keep us down for too long my peoples. Deon Sanders is part of us the originals no matter what my peoples.
I gasped when I didnt see the wall of books behind Dr. Carr!!
Anansi stories are some of Jamaica's important folklores
Salute 🫡 to Bro. Deion Sanders and his family!!!! Job well done bruh.
Can’t believe I’m here for class 145
each question pertaining to time was the same question the difference depends on where you see yourself in time.
I on the cool felt where Deion was coming fron at the press conference. He did alot and alot of people ate and benefited off of what he did. He fulfilled his promise to Jackson State. If Jackson State goes back down the tube it wont be because of Sanders. It will be because of the decisions the university make going forward. Build off what he did. Pick up the baton and thank him for what he started. He on to another goal.
Interestingly, Charles Barkley is donating $1 million to JSU as a result of Deion’s departure.
Thanks Charles if u did provide funds
I ask myself over and over again, what prevents African Americans from becoming politically and economically involved in places like the Caribbean, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and other English speaking countries on the continent and in the diaspora. It wasn't always like this. What the hell happened to Pan-africanism?
What happened? In the words of the great Malcolm X, "integration mad negros".
FAMU’s HC brings the City of Tallahassee the most revenue each year…& that’s with FSU right across the tracks.
FAMU vs BCU…we consider BCU our lil cousins. We can talk about them but nobody else can. But that’s what makes the comradery fun. We have the Florida Classic in Orlando every Nov. 💚🧡🐍
In honor of the great author and Professor Margaret Walker, would Dr. Carr and Prof. Hunter consider approaching the publishers of Ms. Walker's book (Jubilee) to request that a special edition (Large Print) version be created for elders who would like to read Jubilee again or for the first time?
Just getting started listening to the video but something has been on my heart from the on set of Deion leaving JSU. It's something I know a little about. No matter how great or the good someone might be or do, there's going to be a element of minimalization that might come from some. I'm going to leave it right there, from my chest. See I be listening lol.
With parents that graduated from JSU, a brother from FAMU and family members from Alcorn and Hampton, HBCU’s was always the first choice. It baffles me that Black Americans from the Northern states did not even know that HBCU’s existed until Deion.
Grand Rising 🎉❤🎉🙏🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💙 Dynamic Duo. !!!!!!!
Dr CARR, Deion used a lot of his money at JSU, to help built the Athletic Department at JSU. It’s something the school is not honest about. We as a community have to take ownership of our institutions and safe guard them from external influence, give to support them.
WC Gordon Classic--shout out!
Catching up!
Dr. Carr, U are so spot on about C O L O R A D O. I live in DENVER and this place is Soooo racist. Primetime is going to be shocked. Just wait. Spot on Dr Carr...🥺🤔😭🤬
Thanks Princess Hunter 😊🤓
Good everything to everyone family
That was the best HBCUS game of all time!
BEHOLD 💚💛💚💛
Is gathering interest from everybody because they’re trying to keep us from talking about Jackson’s water
China is fast becoming the preferred destination for African students in search of tertiary education. The #1 complaint is the difficulty in obtaining VISAs for the US. That's how networks are built.
We out here in the streets dying....TRUTH
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Today young people should read 40M Dollar Slaves by WH Rhoden🍏😀
Does anyone know the high school Dr Greg Carr graduated from in Alabama?
3 months and counting my login to my account has not received a login password word reset. Who, how, and when will you send a response to have access to Nubian?
Sorry I'm so late class I'm between places and have been since the end of July 22. ✊🏽
never late...you are right on time.
hello i wanted to know if there are still seats available for the egypt trip
are you in @Knarrative in #Knubia? There's a whole section and FAQs and you can ask the team.
Million man march!
HBCU'S need a minimum of 1 billion dollar endowments.
What kind of USA Africa summit is that they don't even have an agenda! I've been saying all along Russia and China provides opportunity for Africa to leverage their relationships with others if they can do it effectively!
Check out a RUclips video on Al Jazeera of Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao being interviewed on this same matter. She said some hard-hitting truths, there. If I can find it, I'll post the link.
Here is the link:
ruclips.net/video/UfLxnIqi4Uc/видео.html
And they are subtlety dominating them with debt and extracting their resources legally and illegally...as they are finding out with China. Russia, another matter...will eventually reveal what's really up that interaction as well...as Russian "eliminates " some of their countries debt.
@@gracenembhard4733 Yeah, also affectionately known as "Mama Africa." Ain't she somethin'? She's exposin' all the euro-f*ckery of the west. To your point, tho. They have no choice but to inevitably wake up to a new day. Absolutely no choice.
@@gracenembhard4733 I don't think there is anything from her I haven't seen. But I'll check it out👍🏾
Texas is Southwest Classic?😀🍏
Rwanda is too young for an American style democracy. Lake Kivu and it's methane is the cause of the new tension between Congo and Rwanda. The Kagame government has the most women representatives on the continent.
College Park is a Black neighborhood. Oh, my!!!!
21.57 - In reply to Dr Carr's question what should we be doing? regarding American privatisation of Afrikan resources. It behoves our global Afrikan interest to invite Keidi Awadu to this discussion, where he will explain that 1.1 BILLION dollars a day is spent by Afrikan Americans betweeen November and January on seasonal shopping. Just 10% of that spending, diverted to capital development investment bonds would begin to transform the Afrikan continent by investing in natural resources and infrastructure development. Check out Keidi's books, The Repairing and Futurenomics.
We have to understand that in our ancestors time in each of the tribes yourbro warlof the banto Hausa they had what we called the archetype. One a dancer one a recorder one a medince and one the storyteller. The storyteller past it on down thru generation's. Like the Ashanti learning from the past to build the future. Sankofor 🌎👑 Nemmattree See's all things and brings both lands together upper Egypt and Lower Egypt.🧬
Yes Boise State Blue blinding lol😊😂😂😂😂
Don't criticize Coach Prime so much. 99.9 percent of Black Americans will not be remembered the minute they leave earth, Coach Prime will be remembered and honored. The man is already famous and been successful since college 🙌
Thankfully, Coach Sanders played an important role.
I don't think any person ratoinally singles out Deion Sanders. I think he is symbolic of a bigger issue where it seems "our" best and brightest flip sides instead of standing with the whole. I also don't think Deion used the HBCU system for his own gain nor had a deep desire to even leave. As a person that has followed him, his mantra has always been to first visualize the success you want and then live up to that image. He states he learned this from watching "hustlers" growing up and the biggest motivation he has always had was to make something of HIMSELF. His mantra has always been self-improvement through the power of the will and that seems like what he has been passing since his playing days ended JSU included. For him to sell that to so many and then pass up individual opportunities that came he was would be hypocritical to his mantra.
I agree that Coach Sanders's current story is symbolic of a number of bigger and deeper issues. As for his rhetorical stances, I agree that he has been consistent in his mantra. As for the rest, well, he's no different than any of us with regard to actions and speech. People who place the needs of larger groups ahead of their own needs or desires stand out, for all the obvious reasons. That's no less true for those who gave and give their lives and careers working in and for institutional formations that are the most in need. Grateful for the chance to explore some of the deeper issues.
@@TheEncyclopediaBrown sidebar, used to love reading Encyclopedia Brown as a kid haha
Kamala Harris made history when she became Vice President of the United States. Her parents, who were both educated on a high level, played an important role in helping to mold Kamala's mind. Now, in 2022, Kamala's mother is no longer with us (Lord rest her soul), but her father Donald J Harris is alive, breathing and quite lucid of mind and living on the island of Jamaica. Will Dr. Carr and Prof. Hunter arrange for someone to travel to Jamaica and interview the current "Second Father" of the United States of America? Are there some safe and permissible questions that can be asked of Kamala's father (a former Stanford educated economist)? 🤔 Inquiring minds want to know.
Dr. Carr mentioned T. Boone Pickens! Brother, I believe you know EVERYTHING! 😮
I'm Trying To Find Out If It's True That Slave Owners Where Making Shoes Out Of Dead Slaves Skin I Saw This On Twitter I Just Want To Know If That's True 🤔
Lol - Mexicans 505!