Thank you Professor Hunter and Carr for being accessible. I was crushed as a young women when I was given an opportunity to meet an author who I absolutely adored. I only wanted to shake her hand and she rejected me in a way that I will NEVER forget. It made me very conscious of how important it is as an elder to allow young people in my space. Thank you! As a speaker, writer and instructor it is important to give back to those who listen to you.
Hi Mildred, Thanks for sharing your experience with those of us who support, love and appreciate Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr. The reggae group Third World sang a song many years ago entitled Now That We Found Love (what are we going to do with it). It takes love to move on from hurtful moments in our lives. It is as we consciously decide to move away from hurt that our love intensifies and becomes more potent. I believe that it is love that has sustained you through the hurt; and love is now your perpetual companion. Love prompts us to forgive a wrong that has been perpetrated against us. As we forgive, the Creator heals. And what follows the healin' is some well deserved chillin'. So smile my sister and be at peace. One love fam.
You are correct! That encounter taught me what not to be like. It hurt because she was an author who help me move comfortably in my black skin. I was thrilled that a friend had offered me an opportunity to be in the same space with her. Her rejection actually empowered me to always give back no matter how lowly you may consider someone to be, they may just be the person who will care for you one day. She taught me reach back and take someone hand and bring them forward. She taught me humility. Peace to you! blessings
I remember reading this book when I was in high school. It was in the summer, and I remember sitting on my bed, trying to understand why someone would hate themselves so much as to believe blue eyes were the answer! I was so mad reading this book, I think it was a defining moment for me and the development my transformation from the womb of the Black veil that had protected me until then. I was 15 when I read that book and it was transformational for me.
I didn't get Toni Morrison at first or poetry. Langston Hughes, I am still working on it. The Toni Morrison book that got me was "The Bluest Eye." Then it all began to flow. I did not require the school's "booklist" to read some of the best kinds of literature I have ever read. #InClassWithCarr #Knarrative #KH
Professor Hunter, you hit the nail on the head. In my early teens and 20s, I did not get Toni Morrison's writing and was confused. I just finished Song of Solomon as a 30-something-year-old, and it all clicked.
Professor Hunter I share your frustration and share that we have to demonstrate and vent sometimes because it is like DAMN REALLY??? Love what you and Dr. Carr bring and do... Actions that align to purpose!!!! Blessings❤❤❤❤💜💜💜💜
Happy Heavenly birthday to Toni Morrison. My mother who is now an ancestor her favorite book of hers was Tar Baby. Rest in Power Queen. Thank you Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr for your wisdom.
From the island country of Bermuda raised globally because I’m a military seed. Father was killed while in a helicopter in 1970 Vietnam. Educated at A&T State University in Greensboro, North Carolina. Thank you Dr. Carr, I am a fan of Sistah Queen Toni Morrison , have every book she wrote from the early 70’s. Thank you for this class every week. We have a REAL responsibility no longer in class teaching but have Afrikan learning school on Sabbath. Elder of Sistah Circle
Yes Dr Carr you are Brilliant and a Genius. Yes your human but far above the norm. Each Saturday I receive food of life listening to you and Professor Hunter. Thank for the poem by Paul Dunbar I’ll be order his book as well as Intellectual warfare. I might look for these books from the library. As well as the other 70 books you mentioned. Thank you both for your time.
In Washington DC, I attended HS named Woodrow Wilson BUT as of last year it was renamed Jackson-Reed HS after Edna Burke Jackson, the first African American teacher at Wilson High School; and Vincent Reed, an African American principal who became D.C. Public Schools superintendent. So I claim Jackson-Reed. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
Thank you, Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr, for filling my Saturdays with 'knowledge nuggets'!! Btw, as you mentioned RUclips, there's a brilliant sistah of ours at Google, Dr. Marion Croak, and she's quite possibly responsible for the RUclips financial growth! She's also loaned her knowledge to AT&T and was responsible for a wealth of inventions during her tenure there (she has over 200 + patents with the USPT)!! This ICWC, Episode 154 was pure 🔥 🔥 🔥!! Thank you both for all the love you share and for putting things in perspective!! Indeed, we'll need SEVERAL oceans of water to clean up all the mess for real!!🙏🏿🖤💯
Bamboozled in hudwigt Yes I have been but I have been with my teachers from day one and I have been unraveled and to realize I like in class with Dr Carr and Karen Hunter Way much better Blessings to my teacher..
We had to read The Bluest Eye in my English Comp I class my freshman year at FAMU. It was eye-opening for me at 18, especially coming from S. Florida where colorism is prevalent. I got teased a lot as a child for being dark-skinned so to read the book was the start in understanding more about the roots to the phenomenon.
I attended Paul Lawrence Dunbar in Washington DC and I was very proud to attend Dunbar even though I graduated from School Without Walls in 78 we had our graduation at the the 2nd Dunbar high School into my knowledge there's a new Dunbar high School.
When you do a closer look at schools there is a small percentage of black students placed in AP classes or Gift and talented programs The numbers are much higher for blacks to be tested for special education. This is just another sign that we need to educate our own children on history & the importance ofHBCUs as well as black educators. Jew & Muslim families teach their kids their own history outside of schools
@1:02 Yes, I have access to a city library and a county library system that has ordered books I requested Both systems have computer and printing available to patrons The city library even has “Hot Spots” available for three weeks The library can be a valuable asset And I can’t forget the study rooms and meeting rooms available for “no charge”
Thank you Dr Carr and Prof Hunter. Listening to the class today finally allowed me to realize that I am slowly understanding the ways in which the Social Structure operates, and things are becaming clearer. Thank you both. My education continues
I literally remember professional Black people, teachers even saying to Black children: "I've gotten mine's you have yours to get." In the most condensation tone. It was for many not about the rise of the people as a whole rather than the success of their individual accomplishments and how white adjacent one become as the symbol of success.
Well, I’m here to say that I am proud of all the proud Melanated educated, spiritually in tune Brothas and Sistahs who believe and are doing the work and are examples of Black Excellence as we continue to build we. Give zero credit and attention to the detractors other than to avoid them and protect your loved ones from them.
I went to Bridgeforth Elementary School in Giles County, Pulaski TN The Bridgeforth Family is renowned for their contribution to Black education. That history was buried when schools integrated. There has been some research and writing about it in an effort to preserve the memories. In 16 years of education, four of them at an HBCU, the six years I spent at Bridgeport Elementary School had the most profound effect on my educational life.
Your discussion on remembering correctly reminded me (love that phrase, my parents used to say it often re-mind) of a concept that is not too far away from he subject you touch on yet unspoken in the context of the cultural war being waged against black studies; the concept is called "revisionism", so far as I remember, it was a bugaboo for Conservatives in the 1990s and from readings I did over a decade ago, the late 80s. "Cultural revisionism" fed the anti-political correctness fervor in the 1990s while "historic revisionism" ran parallel to the fervor touching many aspects o educational planning.
Me too. I also had to grow into Toni Morrison. As a young woman I knew I wasn’t mature enough then. I had no one to shepherd me through it at the time but now…wow.
I'm so happy to hear the amount of people who are admitting they didn't 'get' Morrison - I've heard a lot of her interviews in this age of social media, and it's good to know her writing wasn't supposed to be easy reading
Professor Karen, I stand with you as you and Dr. Carr spoke eloquently about the Tent Homeless Community. I have been online trying to figure out how to get supplies to the Tent Homeless Community. Professor Karen do you know of a Organization in DC who provides supplies to the Tent Homeless Community? I am grateful for all the work both you and Dr. Carr do and speak on. I made the sad mistake in speaking to a Young White male about the Tent Homeless community and that young man expressed very little compassion and he swore the Tent Community was the Tent community because they want to be. I do understand there are a few who choose to be transient by chose but many others have been forced into Tent Homelessness as you very well full know Professor Karen, so any advice to help the Tent Homeless I will get other to help me get supplies to the vulnerable.
Ask folks who disparage the unsheltered if they have had a conversation w/an unsheltered person and listened to their life experience. Suggest the person have a direct conversation to get first hand insight. If we want to understand, shouldn’t we do that anytime our experience differs from someone else’s?
When we come together as a people one in all and all in one. The western hemisphere has a tendency to think as our liberation in indavaulism but in Africa culture it's indavaualty. Spiritual
1:40:13 Had a conversation yesterday about the elementary school I went to in Downtown Charleston, South Carolina. The school district renovated it a few years ago (5 to 10 yrs ago) & changed the established date on the front of the building under the name. I went to James Simons Elementary School in the 1970’s. It was built way before I attended it. … That’s like removing all prior history as to say we were never there.
Thank you for always sharing critical information & history. I'm from Virginia and heard the mention of the new Barack Obama Elementary School in Richmond. From the research I can find, that school was renamed from JEB Stuart- a confederate general- not Carver.
There is a book, “First Class”, about Dunbar. I have it but haven’t read it. My father was named after Paul Laurence Dunbar. My favorite Toni Morrison book is “ Tar Baby”. I’ve read it more than once. It affected me greatly as a young woman. It doesn’t get much attention. Sula and Song of Solomon were other book that I really felt. Then Jazz. Beloved and Bluest Eye were not my top picks. I’m different I guess 😊.
Frederick Douglas was born on February 14th. I went to a school named after him, in DC… several of my relatives went to Dunbar😃. I lived in Phyllis Wheatley hall @ FAMU. Sad story about George Carver being replaced w Barack Obama…
'preciate the professor who I real enough to say she didn't get Beloved at first. She is an excellent example of how a true person of brilliance should be. Expound on what you do know, but willing to step back when you don't know. .. 'twas a l lot of phonies back when the movie came out talking about their interpretations of the book.
Toussaint Louverture of East Orange NJ was my elementary school (formerly Nassau elementary) is where i learned " Young gitfed and Black" while my family also not being able to move into a Trump owned building. Peace and Love!
Technology has given us greater access to some of our celebrities, and by doing so expanded the fish bowl that celebrities live in. It's a blessing and a curse, because now we use social media to pull apart the very people we claim to admire and respect.
GOOD EVENING... THE TIME NOW IS 10:24pm I'VE BEEN WATCHING ICWCC ABOUT 30MINUTES...AND I'VE COUNTED 5 ADDS... THEY'VE LOADED THIS EPISODE WITH ADDS...WHY???
Presidents day weekend… I no longer have kids in grade school or high school and I certainly don't get it off so I wasn't even aware of it this year. 🙄
I’ve not “played the game” well. I guess because I didn’t understand the game. Being in the spaces that didn’t want me, nor being given an opportunity in it.
Hello All. I'm working upstate New York and it is very communistic. It is impossible to find a regular provider. You have to wait months to see a medical provider and when you arrive at your appointment you will see another one as the original one has moved on even with insurance. This place is truly 100 years behind major cities in united States
May this circle be unbroken! Thank you Professor Hunter & Dr. Carr for this wisdom!♥️
Thank you Professor Hunter and Carr for being accessible. I was crushed as a young women when I was given an opportunity to meet an author who I absolutely adored. I only wanted to shake her hand and she rejected me in a way that I will NEVER forget. It made me very conscious of how important it is as an elder to allow young people in my space. Thank you! As a speaker, writer and instructor it is important to give back to those who listen to you.
Absolutely! Be mindful that you are creating memories.
Hi Mildred,
Thanks for sharing your experience with those of us who support, love and appreciate Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr. The reggae group Third World sang a song many years ago entitled Now That We Found Love (what are we going to do with it). It takes love to move on from hurtful moments in our lives. It is as we consciously decide to move away from hurt that our love intensifies and becomes more potent. I believe that it is love that has sustained you through the hurt; and love is now your perpetual companion. Love prompts us to forgive a wrong that has been perpetrated against us. As we forgive, the Creator heals. And what follows the healin' is some well deserved chillin'. So smile my sister and be at peace.
One love fam.
You are correct! That encounter taught me what not to be like. It hurt because she was an author who help me move comfortably in my black skin. I was thrilled that a friend had offered me an opportunity to be in the same space with her. Her rejection actually empowered me to always give back no matter how lowly you may consider someone to be, they may just be the person who will care for you one day. She taught me reach back and take someone hand and bring them forward. She taught me humility. Peace to you! blessings
@@mildredparks5419 Wonderful! You took a negative experience and used it to give back in a positive way. Peace to you as well! 😁
God bless Dr Carr and Professor Hunter love love you both the best teachers I've had in my 68 years on this planet 👏🏾👏🏾💜💙💜💙🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ase!
Two of my Fave People on the Planet 🎉🎉🎉🎉 God Bless
I remember reading this book when I was in high school. It was in the summer, and I remember sitting on my bed, trying to understand why someone would hate themselves so much as to believe blue eyes were the answer! I was so mad reading this book, I think it was a defining moment for me and the development my transformation from the womb of the Black veil that had protected me until then. I was 15 when I read that book and it was transformational for me.
I didn't get Toni Morrison at first or poetry. Langston Hughes, I am still working on it. The Toni Morrison book that got me was "The Bluest Eye." Then it all began to flow. I did not require the school's "booklist" to read some of the best kinds of literature I have ever read.
#InClassWithCarr #Knarrative #KH
Professor Hunter, you hit the nail on the head. In my early teens and 20s, I did not get Toni Morrison's writing and was confused. I just finished Song of Solomon as a 30-something-year-old, and it all clicked.
Toni Morrison was such a brilliant writer. My goal is to write as clear and concise as she wrote.
Professor Hunter I share your frustration and share that we have to demonstrate and vent sometimes because it is like DAMN REALLY??? Love what you and Dr. Carr bring and do... Actions that align to purpose!!!! Blessings❤❤❤❤💜💜💜💜
Great Saturday afternoon class with Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world. Love y’all 💕💕💕
Happy Heavenly birthday to Toni Morrison. My mother who is now an ancestor her favorite book of hers was Tar Baby. Rest in Power Queen. Thank you Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr for your wisdom.
Hola my favorite two people Queen 👸🏽 and King 👑 💕you both
From the island country of Bermuda raised globally because I’m a military seed. Father was killed while in a helicopter in 1970 Vietnam. Educated at A&T State University in Greensboro, North Carolina. Thank you Dr. Carr, I am a fan of Sistah Queen Toni Morrison , have every book she wrote from the early 70’s. Thank you for this class every week. We have a REAL responsibility no longer in class teaching but have Afrikan learning school on Sabbath. Elder of Sistah Circle
Wallking and listening at replay.
Indeed on Dunbar living and writing in/on his bitternesses.
Another power conversation by two modern change makers! #InClasswithCarr #BHM
Yes Dr Carr you are Brilliant and a Genius. Yes your human but far above the norm. Each Saturday I receive food of life listening to you and Professor Hunter.
Thank for the poem by Paul Dunbar I’ll be order his book as well as Intellectual warfare. I might look for these books from the library. As well as the other 70 books you mentioned.
Thank you both for your time.
Watched Professor Carr on MSNBC tonight. Being his African self.
In Washington DC, I attended HS named Woodrow Wilson BUT as of last year it was renamed Jackson-Reed HS after Edna Burke Jackson, the first African American teacher at Wilson High School; and Vincent Reed, an African American principal who became D.C. Public Schools superintendent. So I claim Jackson-Reed. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
Love what you said Karen about Toni Morrison. 💕☺️ I agree.
Good morning Professor Hunter and Dr Carr. Happy Everything 📚📚
Good afternoon Professor Hunter and Dr Carr, thank you and May God continue to Bless you both.❤️❤️❤️
Good Afternoon everyone that in class today.
Im just going through some if the older episodes, and I learn something everyday ❤❤❤
Thank you, Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr, for filling my Saturdays with 'knowledge nuggets'!!
Btw, as you mentioned RUclips, there's a brilliant sistah of ours at Google, Dr. Marion Croak, and she's quite possibly responsible for the RUclips financial growth!
She's also loaned her knowledge to AT&T and was responsible for a wealth of inventions during her tenure there (she has over 200 + patents with the USPT)!!
This ICWC, Episode 154 was pure 🔥 🔥 🔥!!
Thank you both for all the love you share and for putting things in perspective!!
Indeed, we'll need SEVERAL oceans of water to clean up all the mess for real!!🙏🏿🖤💯
Thank you professor Hunter and Dr Carr for another great lesson ❤️💪🏾❤️
Thank you Thank youThank you the Both of You ☺
I thank you two so much for giving of yourself and helping us to remember our journey into location.
Excellent, Enlightening, Inspiring.
Asante sana Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE
The first 7 minutes of this video is outstanding! Thank you Karen for the way you reflect the world with such succinct language. 🙏🏼
Bamboozled in hudwigt Yes I have been but I have been with my teachers from day one and I have been unraveled and to realize I like in class with Dr Carr and Karen Hunter Way much better Blessings to my teacher..
We had to read The Bluest Eye in my English Comp I class my freshman year at FAMU. It was eye-opening for me at 18, especially coming from S. Florida where colorism is prevalent. I got teased a lot as a child for being dark-skinned so to read the book was the start in understanding more about the roots to the phenomenon.
I attended Paul Lawrence Dunbar in Washington DC and I was very proud to attend Dunbar even though I graduated from School Without Walls in 78 we had our graduation at the the 2nd Dunbar high School into my knowledge there's a new Dunbar high School.
1969-73 I attended Paul Laurence Dunbar Vocational High School in Chicago. I appreciate getting a fuller picture of Dunbar the man.
DR, Carr, Professor Hunter kudos on Ep.154!! Thanks for sharing and caring, keep going!
When you do a closer look at schools there is a small percentage of black students placed in AP classes or Gift and talented programs The numbers are much higher for blacks to be tested for special education.
This is just another sign that we need to educate our own children on history & the importance ofHBCUs as well as black educators. Jew & Muslim families teach their kids their own history outside of schools
@1:02 Yes, I have access to a city library and a county library system that has ordered books I requested
Both systems have computer and printing available to patrons
The city library even has “Hot Spots” available for three weeks
The library can be a valuable asset
And I can’t forget the study rooms and meeting rooms available for “no charge”
Thank you Dr Carr and Prof Hunter. Listening to the class today finally allowed me to realize that I am slowly understanding the ways in which the Social Structure operates, and things are becaming clearer. Thank you both. My education continues
Happy birthday to the Ancestors Toni Morrison and Audre Lorde
I literally remember professional Black people, teachers even saying to Black children: "I've gotten mine's you have yours to get." In the most condensation tone. It was for many not about the rise of the people as a whole rather than the success of their individual accomplishments and how white adjacent one become as the symbol of success.
True
Well put 👏🏿 brother.
Yes, some of my HBCUs sisters and brothers are the same way.
Well, I’m here to say that I am proud of all the proud Melanated educated, spiritually in tune Brothas and Sistahs who believe and are doing the work and are examples of Black Excellence as we continue to build we. Give zero credit and attention to the detractors other than to avoid them and protect your loved ones from them.
Too great this episode !!
I am rereading Zora Neale Houston’s book “I Love Myself When I’m Laughing…And Then Again When I Am Looking Mean And Impressive” Great reread!
I went to Bridgeforth Elementary School in Giles County, Pulaski TN
The Bridgeforth Family is renowned for their contribution to Black education. That history was buried when schools integrated. There has been some research and writing about it in an effort to preserve the memories. In 16 years of education, four of them at an HBCU, the six years I spent at Bridgeport Elementary School had the most profound effect on my educational life.
Your discussion on remembering correctly reminded me (love that phrase, my parents used to say it often re-mind) of a concept that is not too far away from he subject you touch on yet unspoken in the context of the cultural war being waged against black studies; the concept is called "revisionism", so far as I remember, it was a bugaboo for Conservatives in the 1990s and from readings I did over a decade ago, the late 80s. "Cultural revisionism" fed the anti-political correctness fervor in the 1990s while "historic revisionism" ran parallel to the fervor touching many aspects o educational planning.
Awesome 👌🏾 teaching 👏
Me too. I also had to grow into Toni Morrison. As a young woman I knew I wasn’t mature enough then. I had no one to shepherd me through it at the time but now…wow.
I'm so happy to hear the amount of people who are admitting they didn't 'get' Morrison - I've heard a lot of her interviews in this age of social media, and it's good to know her writing wasn't supposed to be easy reading
Good afternoon, Professor Hunter and Dr Carr. Grant application will be submitted this weekend. Finalizing by-laws for non-profit.
Aight now
Good Everything in This moment in “Time” Happy are those who are conscious of their need for spiritual understanding and knowledge…
Professor Karen, I stand with you as you and Dr. Carr spoke eloquently about the Tent Homeless Community. I have been online trying to figure out how to get supplies to the Tent Homeless Community. Professor Karen do you know of a Organization in DC who provides supplies to the Tent Homeless Community? I am grateful for all the work both you and Dr. Carr do and speak on. I made the sad mistake in speaking to a Young White male about the Tent Homeless community and that young man expressed very little compassion and he swore the Tent Community was the Tent community because they want to be. I do understand there are a few who choose to be transient by chose but many others have been forced into Tent Homelessness as you very well full know Professor Karen, so any advice to help the Tent Homeless I will get other to help me get supplies to the vulnerable.
Ask folks who disparage the unsheltered if they have had a conversation w/an unsheltered person and listened to their life experience. Suggest the person have a direct conversation to get first hand insight.
If we want to understand, shouldn’t we do that anytime our experience differs from someone else’s?
This is my second watching today Sunday thank God 😊
Great session. So there was a time when Juan Williams had sense!!!
Karen is so on point with that institutional racism and how you can do all the right things to shift the narrative and doesn't seem to matter.
I attended Charles R. Drew Elementary and Middle Schools. My mother attended Booker T. Washington High School. Both are in Miami, FL.
People exactly have to catch up to things that they don't understand at first. It takes time
So insightful as always
If Dr Carr don't have a book about it, does it exist? 😄
When we come together as a people one in all and all in one. The western hemisphere has a tendency to think as our liberation in indavaulism but in Africa culture it's indavaualty. Spiritual
So very true about purely decorative Don Lemon.
Great #inclasswithdrcarr
Healing is never in silence
GOOD AFTERNOON & BLESSINGS TO MY FAVORITE ❤️☀️ TEACHER IN MY WORLD 🌍
My son and grandson went to Kenneth Clements Boys Leadership Academy in Cleveland, Ohio
Also Dunbar Apartments in Harlem, between AC Powell and Frederick Douglass Blvd.
I attended Fredrick Douglass High School Okla City, OK 🧡🖤 Ralph Ellison
Dr Carr can you do an episode on the Wide Awake Club?
Greetings
My son attended Dunbar Elementary School in Phoenix. I attended Booker T. Washington in the 7th and 9th grade (Now closed) in Phoenix also.
Greetings to all ❤️ yes feel like temperature here is 14 😎 stay well and safe 🌎 InezArnetta 🌹
1:40:13 Had a conversation yesterday about the elementary school I went to in Downtown Charleston, South Carolina. The school district renovated it a few years ago (5 to 10 yrs ago) & changed the established date on the front of the building under the name. I went to James Simons Elementary School in the 1970’s. It was built way before I attended it. … That’s like removing all prior history as to say we were never there.
Thank you for always sharing critical information & history. I'm from Virginia and heard the mention of the new Barack Obama Elementary School in Richmond. From the research I can find, that school was renamed from JEB Stuart- a confederate general- not Carver.
Please take a look at the National Education Assessment 2021. Proficiency in math and English for African Americans.
I graduated from Hampton University.
I graduated from Sheepshead Bay High School.
I work at Armstrong High School in Richmond now.
Morning... morning 🌄
There is a book, “First Class”, about Dunbar. I have it but haven’t read it. My father was named after Paul Laurence Dunbar. My favorite Toni Morrison book is “ Tar Baby”. I’ve read it more than once. It affected me greatly as a young woman. It doesn’t get much attention. Sula and Song of Solomon were other book that I really felt. Then Jazz. Beloved and Bluest Eye were not my top picks. I’m different I guess 😊.
Frederick Douglas was born on February 14th. I went to a school named after him, in DC… several of my relatives went to Dunbar😃. I lived in Phyllis Wheatley hall @ FAMU. Sad story about George Carver being replaced w Barack Obama…
He claimed that say as his birthday. he didn't know when he was born.
@@KarenHunterShow - thanks 🙏🏽. Another good lesson! So, sort of like Jesus’ bd, huh?
Preach
Getting ready to get my learning on. Thank you in advance. Hey Dr. Carr, call me prof Hunter. Naw... Call Me Karen 🙂
Greetings family
'preciate the professor who I real enough to say she didn't get Beloved at first. She is an excellent example of how a true person of brilliance should be. Expound on what you do know, but willing to step back when you don't know. .. 'twas a l lot of phonies back when the movie came out talking about their interpretations of the book.
Toussaint Louverture of East Orange NJ was my elementary school (formerly Nassau elementary) is where i learned " Young gitfed and Black" while my family also not being able to move into a Trump owned building. Peace and Love!
🔥👋🏾🙏🏾❤️💚🖤 Instant Classic!
"Just because I got it, you got it, and not from a perch but from a Real Place" -Prof Karen Hunter
👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
Whew!!! #Ubuntu
Love ……..❤❤❤❤❤
Technology has given us greater access to some of our celebrities, and by doing so expanded the fish bowl that celebrities live in.
It's a blessing and a curse, because now we use social media to pull apart the very people we claim to admire and respect.
The human family is born and made in the bondage of the creator.
GOOD EVENING...
THE TIME NOW IS 10:24pm
I'VE BEEN WATCHING ICWCC ABOUT 30MINUTES...AND I'VE COUNTED 5 ADDS...
THEY'VE LOADED THIS EPISODE WITH ADDS...WHY???
"We all got dirty draws ‼️" 😂😂😂 All true though. ❤️
Hey fam….!! Come in hittin’ that like button, it helps get the word out about #inclasswithcarr ❤️&✊🏾 #knubia
thank you.
While we are so busy NOT being a "monolith", the "others" are busy making sure they remain on ONE accord.
Presidents day weekend… I no longer have kids in grade school or high school and I certainly don't get it off so I wasn't even aware of it this year. 🙄
Paul Revere Williams designed St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis.
I can only say that was a “mic drop” !
Dr. Carr, G.W. Carver Elementary in Richmond still exists. However they changed George Mason Elementary to Obama Elementary School. Great talk today.
Dr. Carr, I'll take you to Paul Lawrence Dunbar house
Phillis, Wheatley, New Orleans
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I’ve not “played the game” well. I guess because I didn’t understand the game. Being in the spaces that didn’t want me, nor being given an opportunity in it.
Y'all know EVERY DAMN BODY!!!
been alive a while...done some things...
Hello All. I'm working upstate New York and it is very communistic. It is impossible to find a regular provider. You have to wait months to see a medical provider and when you arrive at your appointment you will see another one as the original one has moved on even with insurance. This place is truly 100 years behind major cities in united States