This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub.

Hello Nubians. Hello, we are here. How is everyone? I hope everyone's safe and healthy.

Learning a lot about grace during this time. Grace, it's so important, Grace.

Hi, Dr. Carr.

Hey, how you doing, Professor Hunter?

I'm so glad to see you.

I'm here, man, it's a weird period of time. see you know

you're here man it's a it's a weird period of time to be in and I'm not you know gonna

double down and lean in on what is happening globally but in Oh, that's lovely.

In fact, I'm so in fact I wanted to today but you know,

sisters had other plans.

You know how black women are this ancestor today was like,

now just say less about that. Maybe next week, I'm fortunate enough to have not put both my copies of this

in storage, so I looked around until I found Allison Blakey's book, Russia and the Negro,

Blacks and Russian History and Thought.

Allison Blakey was a professor at the time,

here he is, he was a professor at the time at Howard University.

This is actually published by Howard University Press. Yes, Howard had a press. They seem to have gotten a little amnesia about that now. They've reached the deal in the last year or two with Columbia University to co- edit a Black Studies imprint under the Columbia University

Press Ages, which is cute.

Number one, it's not Black Studies.

Number two, it's Columbia University Press.

And when they reached me for comment,

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