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In Class With Carr, Ep. 74: We Remember "Black August" and George Jackson!
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Dr. Greg Carr (@AfricanaCarr on Twitter) ends first week of #BlackAugust with
listening to George Jackson and comrades. #BloodinMyEye #GeorgeJackson #InClasswithCarr #Knarrative. (NOTE: Allyson Felix won ANOTHER medal since we taped this episode, making her the MOST decorated track and field Olympic athlete in American history).
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I was a college student when Angela Davis was on the run. When going into NYC with three friends, we were stopped by the police, as we were approaching the Lincoln Tunnel. All of us had afros and at that moment clearly understood what was really going on.
Connecting to Knarrative is freeing me from mindlessness of other social media networks. Substance over the social structure every time.
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Yes!
You. Ain't. Neva. Lied!!
@patrick suttle
Say it again for the folks in the back
What we saw in 2020 and January 6th 2021 helps all of us reconnect to the land, our history, and current day politics.
James Baldwin: If Black English isn't a language, then what is?
R.I.P. Dr. Runoko Rashidi. Going to Khmet with him was life changing. He was a true teacher.
I look forward to his work on the other side
Àsè. A real one.
Broke my heart.
Just learned about him in 2010.
A joy to learn from.
May he Rest in Power.
“My job is to make sure nothing gets forgotten” -Professor Karen Hunter
❤️🖤💚 💯
Love that.
She said that, didn’t she?!
“We all are!”-Doctor Greg Carr
Beautiful tandem of the masculine and the feminine in action.
Professor Hunter you are simply glowing ✨️. Thank you and Dr. Carr for your dedication and foundational leadership.
Brilliant! "All these lines on maps is very recent......What makes it real is force.." Thank you for educating.
I love you Dr. Carr and Professor Hunter for what you do for our community. Your teaching is like non-other!! This is the best class that I’ve ever taken w/so much learning to be shared is exceptional!!❤️❤️❤️✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾❤️❤️
My spirit is hungry for it's weekly banquet.
Thank you Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr.🤗
When I was an undergrad at the University of Pittsburgh, I took a class called the History of Black Pittsburgh. One of our textbooks was "Legacies In Brick and Mortar." I said that because I'm excited to think that undergraduate students may study "Knarrative" in 50yrs in their Black history classes.
Peace! Words cannot express my gratitude 🙏🏽 Thank you for pouring out these gems. 💎
Funny that this ep. is on George Jackson. When I was a teenager I read books on the Panthers, Davis, Leroi Jones etc. My father died when I was 15 and one of the few books he had in his collection was Soledad Brother. I picked up the book but didn't read it for decades. Three yrs ago I read it and couldn't believe my father had that book and never talked about it. Very powerful. The book was far from new so I figured my father must have read it. Anyway it renewed my writing to my family.
Peaceful greetings Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr. And thank you again.
Everyone should make all Black teens watch and listen to this message
"The same people that feed your Children... 'Feed the Prisoners."‼️
-- Dr. Carr ❤️🖤💚
That just gutted Me , when he said it.🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ [Protocol] : Peace & Blessings Professors Hunter & Dr. Carr.... Thank you both for this Wonderful Blessing of a Lesson on "Black August"(first time ever hearing of this.) "Revolution and Revolutionary Figures".❤️🖤💚 This is just Great. 👌🏾❣️
I know...chilling and true.
I love this community soo much! George Jackson is my hero. Thank you for uplifting his voice and the movement. Despite how much they try to shut us down we have to keep our light shinig, and illuminate the path for each other.
You look absolutely Beautiful today Professor Hunter. Loving that scarf
Oh thank you, Dana!
I was thinking the same thing!! Simply beautiful, per always!
@@seritaibarra-leonard9204 Always,but today its like she's glowing more. I want whatever she's having.
Why do I laugh so hard when Dr Carr impersonate the hillbilly hoard 😂😂😂😂 CRT 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So much knowledge, so much history. We are an amazing people! We have all we need!
Professor Hunter, I'm just doing my 1st rewatch of today's lesson... & Caught the point that you made about "The Hasidim"... & The fact that they "fund their Scholars & their Scholarship". And, you are absolutely right.👌🏾❣️ That is a huge problem among "Our People".. it's Sad, Yeezys & Jordans, get all the "Black $$'s".🤦🏽♀️🤷🏾♀️ Thank you A Trillion for your #InClassWithCarr sessions, & Most of All for #Knarrative.👌🏾❣️ Thank you for Loving "Us".❤️🖤💚
Dr. Rashidi was a real one. A life well lived when you can do what you love until you breathe your last breath. Rest well King.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Say that.
May he most definitely Rest In Power.
I am so glad Mark Essex was remembered in this conversation. I was maybe 10 years old but the bravery of this brother stuck with me and I never forgot his name.
I love how Dr. Carr honors Professor Hunter..... He is truly a gentleman a genius and a scholar
Love when our elders drop this knowledge...thank you
Say it again Dr Carr !!!!! Say it again for all the people in the back!!!! It's a system
Grand Rise my classroom family. We appreciate you both Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr for all you bring to this world we live in
Rwandaaa. I’m loving this. Thank you for teaching us.
I missed this great class yesterday I watching it on Sunday thanks
Rest in Power. Dr. Runoko Rashidi. I meet and Listen to his lecture while studying Africology at University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee . He explained to me on how to Travel the world ; he was great teacher.
Could you and would you expand on that, how to travel the world comment? Either here or in Knarrative.
See Dr. Sheila Walker’s beautiful film “Familiar Faces, Unexpected Places” she gives amazing footage of Black people all over the world. I am so grateful to have help organize an international conference in Williamsburg, Brooklyn titled “Beyond Boundaries: Unity in our Community”.
Dammit!! We’ve been bamboozled long enough!! This was truly a learning experience. Thank you both.
Love Love Love being a member of Knarrative❤️
Hello to everyone. Ready to get my dose of insulin for black life in a time such as this. Love y’all so much!!!’n
I enjoyed Dr. Carr and Professor Hunter teaching the truth about our community. Knowledge is powerful. Thank you!
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Good morning Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr! Peace to the family.💜
The audacity of Caucasity is mind blowing. 🤯
Damn, that Oswald Bates (Damon Wayans) reference hit me hard Dr. Carr. You are absolutely right, in regards to separating George Jackson's work from the comedy that came years later on "In Living Color". Mic Drop 🎤
Yesss, building one brick at a time!! Creating space for us to grow…
I'm so grateful for these classes and community. My Mom and Grandparents have all transitioned in the past 4 years. I feel them speaking to me so loudly every time I listen to these classes here or in Knarrative. Thank you ❤
Thanks again Prof. Hunter and Master Teacher Dr Carr. Yes Trini in the House. Great to see how the Caribbean Nations are so intertwined with the Pan African Movement. I am planing to return on a regular to Trinidad and Tobago to start a Vocational Program teaching Shoe and Accessories Design. God Bless You All WORK 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💙💙💙
Another great lesson….thank you Dr Carr and Professor Hunter ❤️💪🏾❤️
R.I.P. to all the Ancestors mentioned today. Ase Ase Aseo.
Dr. CARR I LOVE LOVE LOVE YOU AND ALL OF THE PEOPLE IN YOUR HEAD! Can you please thank them for me. lol Ase Ase Aseo
I can't explain it but something felt different about today's class ...
Btw Prof Karen, I enjoy watching you react to Dr. Carr's little idiosyncrasies e.g., when he's looking around for a book and it magically appears or when he's trying to remember something and he says it'll come to me and then a second later it does... your facial expressions and little comments are hilarious...
Thank you both for the wonderful and special gift/BLESSINGS you're giving the world!!! Ase Ase Ase
"Stand up and let us see your shorts" 😂
I was one of those who laughed at Dayman Wayans skit about “ Black Prisoner Intellectuals”. Thanks Dr. Carr for giving me a new perspective. I think it is just another form of name calling which is one of the 10 stops for Black people spoken about by Dr Welsing & N.Fuller
Siddhis are Africans in India who've been forced into the forest, denied education and isolated. They're referred to by the slur, "fakir", despite being there for centuries.
Thank you, Professor Carr.
"I'm only here so I won't get fined" LAMO!
Dr.Carr, I have to say, you resemble my people of East Africa, Rwanda so much. Looking at you just takes me back home. It is amazing how our heritage remains strong despite all efforts to erase our unity. But, It’s in our DNA. Just wow!
Always happy to learn from both of you.
Totally Dr. Carr, I saw the Olympics in a whole different way this time!
Sending you two an abundance of gratitude for your teachings. Thank you💖
I just purchased the book Blood in my Eye from an online black owned book store in Lafayette La, they have a location there too. If you go to their site they look like what Knarrative would look like in 30 years. There’s an Elder speak with a Woman from the counter and it reminds me of you two.
It's been 1.3 years of learning growing and having my head nearly explode each week. Love and appreciate Professor Hunter and Dr Carr for stretching me on the reg
I love everything you are doing Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr. I recently met someone who was one of Dr. Carr's students from Howard University.
Dr. Carr says “We are having a family conversation!” and I am loving it.
Amos Wilson's "Blueprint For Black Power" outlines power in its manifestations.
Greetings Knarrative Fam’,
On sports leadership: George Harris, my late Dad took Bob Beamon to his track practice (in Jamaica, Queens) when he was a young athlete. My Dad also said that Carl Lewis sister was a better athlete.
I missed the opportunity to go to HBCU, I feel like I get some of it from listening to you both. Thank you for this💚😀🍏
As Dr. Clarke would say you can't be a local minority anywhere when you are a global majority everywhere.
This is so powerful - thank you Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr knowledge is wonderful.
The Free Angela movement was world wide. I was heavily involved in Trinidad in 1970. My big Afro was in honor of Angela's trial.
Good morning In Class and Knarrative Family.
Yes, I was there in kemit for the conference when, Asa made his transition. we did a ceremony in the Valley of the Kings for him.
What a point, place and time to have been there.
After class, I marinate in all the info. It’s rich info. and sometimes, the way my system is, I re-watch sections at a time. On to to #75! Thanks Dr. Carr and Prof. Hunter. 🐦 Twitter🪶
During class, I rarely can watch and listen without breaks to marinate and deal with my emotions and more. Many a class takes me all day to traverse. But, I count myself fortunate to be here in this moment to experience this mental, spiritual and collective growth.
I felt this in the middle of my soul, it gave me goosebumps.
Ain’t knowledge somethin’…?!?!?!
Thank you Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr. August is important in former British colonies because our ancestors were emancipated on August 1, 1834. In Antigua & Barbuda we celebrate Carnival around that time with Jou’vert on August Monday. In Jamaica, there’s a village called Augustown. Feeling the August Breeze. Freedom.
Our black folk magic is everywhere. Loved the Olympics in my framework that we are building.
I spent the last three weeks in Egypt and arrived 2 days after Dr. Rashidi transitioned. I found out when one of my AAS brethren had posted it on Facebook and I was stunned because I had just listened to him speaking on Hapi Talks. I was familiar with his work with Dr. Van Sertima. Truly a great loss.
wow.
May the positive energy of the ancestors be with each of you always
It was pleasure meeting Runuko RIP we are the same age, working for my Univ. Akron, African American Studies & Spellman & traveling the best Black History Experience you meet many interesting People!
R.I.P. Doc
The ancestors know you did your assignment well.
You'll be missed. You impacted a great number of people here in L.A. & worldwide. Got us thinking, talking & learning. Fly high 🦅
Good morning Dr. Carr, Prof Hunter, and family. Ready to receive this week's lesson.
I was fortunate to attend a presentation by Runoko Rashidi. He will be missed.
Karen Hunter, love all the valuable information you and Dr Carr are dropping every Saturday as a "Team" as your "questions" and growth are admirable. Continue!!!!
Wow, thank you!
Grand Rising beautiful Family ✊🏿❤🖤💚✊🏿
Dr.Carr. The Human Google!
Listening to you every Saturday reinforce why I'm PROUD TO BE BLACK ✊🏿✊🏿.
'' That hadn't been said ! As per Dr.Carr.
I have one request!
Dr.Greg Carr for president 2024. One love.
I am loving Knarrative and the Saturday morning RUclips presentations. Speaking of the museums in DC, how about a broadcast from one of them? Bring us along for the ride.
Thank You For The Education As Always 🙏🏾🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I never heard of Black August until last week. My son purchased Blood in my Eye a couple of weeks ago and asked if I wanted to read it with him. I had no idea it would be a topic of discussion In Class with Carr and Hunter. Thank you both. "Look at the Ancestors"
wow...
This is an amazing show. Informative, insightful and authentic representation of our culture
“So what’chall want to eat….” 🤣🤣
Good morning, good afternoon, good evening to all listening and learning from far and wide. Thank you Professor Hunter and Dr Carr for another day of learning and conversation. Ready for another!
I would love for Dr. Carr to do a class on the GREAT DR. AMOS WILSON.
We are getting to all of the great ancestors...
ABSOLUTELY! The most brilliant mind in psychology of the 20th century.
The Doctor is on a completely different vibration than any other human I have listened too.
R.I.P. Dr. Rashidi. I love that Dr. Carr spoke about Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar was a superlatively successful Dalit who fought for his people. He wrote about the inspiration he drew from the fight for African-American liberation and was in communication with some leaders here. He also wrote clearly about why he didn't consider Gandhi a "mahatma"("great soul"); Gandhi went on a fast in Puna/Poona India to protest Ambedkar wanting representation for the Dalit people. Dalits were attacked in the streets and warned they'd suffer if Gandhi died. Ambedkar had to give in.
Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr, thank you for feeding us from the tree of knowledge called "In Class With Dr. Carr"!!
I look forward to joining you each Saturday as I know I'll be learning something I never knew!!
The time and effort you take to make each class memorable is very much appreciated!!
BTW, Prof. Hunter, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention how regal you look in your head scarf!!!👍🏽💯
And Bobby Seale and Angela Davis are still with us.... HEROES!!
Good morning class. Pour in the knowledge, let it overflow!
Thank u Dr's. Hunter, n Carr for building this bridges in order to rid the gaps that so divide us. God bless u both. 💕
Grand Rising to you all.
Thank you so much Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr for the knowledge that was imparted today. I always realize how much I don't know about US and how much reading I must do. Truly overwhelmed in a good way!!! I appreciate what you have started. That you love US enough to do this.
I appreciate this Education👏🏾
It's hard to believe that it's things that Dr. Carr don't know about. You can't make me believe it! 🤣🤣💯💯
I recently started reading Dr. Ivan Van Sertima. RUclips has a lot of lectures and interviews.
Great episode and very educational as always! I just purchased soledad brother today. I love being in class with Carr ✊🏿.
Hello beautiful family. Happy Saturday!!
Good morning class
I can’t help but thank you each week Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr for the information you share!! I become powerful daily!! I’m starting a summer program for our children and families, and it has to be RIGHT! Never ending “💜s” for this class and all that you both do!!🙏🏾💕
....5 days late to Class, but I'm here. 🤗
Wow, Black Bourgeoisie, I read way back in my 20s! I need to reread that book! I grew up in NJ, and didn’t really know any true African American snobs. I knew some wannabes. That was long ago, and far away. One of the things I so enjoy about your videos is this great meshing of things I had all but forgotten, and things I’ve experienced since the initial memory. After living in the south for about 45 years; my experiences and surroundings changed so much, and I think many of the books I read long ago would resonate so differently today. Appreciate the memory joggers.
Good Afternoon from Harlem, by way of Detroit today!
YAY!
Houston Texas Here ❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏🌺🌺👏
"Black August? No." Enough said! The struggle is real and we will NEVER stop.
AMAZING ❣️ The parallels & "filled in blanks" between this lesson (Ep.74) & an earlier lesson on "Revolution vs. Reform", is Simply Astounding 💪🏾 & Highly Appreciated ✊🏿 Professors Hunter & Dr. Carr....❣️ Thank y'all ❤️🖤💚
These episodes brighten my day - thank you!