A Tribute to Dr. Carter G. Woodson
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Dr. Greg Kimathi Carr will Kick-Off Black History Month with a Lecture and Tribute to Dr. Carter G. Woodson & the Continuing Challenges of Miseducation. This program was recorded by Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV).
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Dr. Carr is a great man. I still think of him as the young man playing the bongos on his porch and grilling ribs over an old trash can, but here he is all grown and articulate. Keep up the good work my brother.
I am embarrassed to say more than half of what Dr. Carr is saying, I don't know of Dr. Carter G. Woodson. But now I will learn of this great man.
Yet We Know Exactly what some Black Celebrities had for Breakfast.
You Not Knowing about Our Master Teachers is Strategically by Design. When you know better you do better.
24:12 - Dr Greg Carr
Thanks
All I can say is WONDERFUL!!!! Thank you Dr. Carr for your insightfulness!
#I Love being Black
then you love being a slave . there is no such people call Black do your reasurch
Thank you! ♡
Has Dr. Greg Carr created a repository of books from his personal library that are either accessible/obtainable and purchasable by his followers; and that are germane to the times in which we live?
Oyibo Grand Unified Theorem
Travel Book of African Influence Spaces!
Baby girl was an investor with 5 cents!
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“AMERICA IS WHITE ON EVERYBODY CRIME” 😂🤣 IT TAKES DR. CARR TO SAY THAT AND TICKLE ME PINK. I 🤎 Dr. Carr!!
Carter G Woodson was a member of the UNIA founded by Marcus Mosiah Garvey and he wrote for the Negro world Newspaper. Negro History Week was first implemented in Liberty Halls. I believe it was a major injustice to spend so much time talking about WEB who had contradictory ideas rather than his relationship with the Most Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey. I am thankful that the Sistar asked that question because the Pan Afrikan history wouldn't have been mentioned
It was a Class thing and still is - unfortunately.
Dr. Carr, why is union work (in the public school setting) "still so very important"?
It’s not the way you understood what they meant I’m not black. I was born and grew up there.I’m Ethiopian and what I knew was the black peoples are the one coming from other African countries..we never thought that all African are black even if some of us has light skin. I even didn’t know until I came in to ISA , am black because people determine by their nationality not skin color.So when Ethiopian said I am not black,he or she doesn’t mean they don’t like being called black ,that’s what they know and still need to be educated about what it mean skin color and race. I just want everyone to understand why they are saying “I am not black “I don’t know how to explain more but it’s not how you think.
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Dang pull ya glasses up.... even you a old man don’t mean you got too look it
I know it's trivial but that was the first thing I thought too - pull your glasses up, man!
@@selfella I wear glasses and they will not stay up.
Respect the elders
Maybe they are readers . I wear my glasses for reading. However, if I keep them up when not reading the world looks blurry and i get dizzy . It’s hard taking them all the way off and putting them back on again and again . I understand why he wears them like that .