This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub.

Happy 100! Happy 100!

Welcome to In Class with Car Episode 100.

We are keeping it 100 here today.

Hi.

Hello, I am so happy to see you and to see everybody, but we make 100 in a row.

In a row.

Y'all try that. Y you all try that

and no you know we well we represent for I mean we we we

repeat for emphasis but every one of our conversations has been unique, even though they

all connect in one way or the other.

So I felt like I was with you yesterday at your mom's home going which was beautiful it was on

YouTube and the link still out you can still watch it amazing everyone in white which is so antithetical to how we dress in black morning clothes

y'all all had on white. You looked beautiful. The Carr family singers sounded amazing.

Aye, and Harold took it back 40 years.

This is my man, the young bull, Otto,

Dinel, Francis, Mary, I started naming him Mike Ethel.

Those are the children of my father's brother who lived across the street.

We, he, Virgil, the Mary Green Car, Aiche ancestors, block busted Paris Avenue, along with a few other pioneering black families.

My cousin Ethel was one of the black girls, little black girls who integrated

Nashville public schools and then we were between about a decade younger than them so we came in you know we're the shock troops of integration in the south and so and then my father came on the block my mother and father came on the block, my mother and father came on the block,

and the white man that sold my mother and father, the little house that we grew up in across the street from my cousins and my uncle and I T.

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