S E1167: In Class with Carr, Ep.168: Re-Membering Martin Delany on Memorial Day Weekend

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Empowerment, Africana Studies, Greg Carr, Karen Hunter, History, Education, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 29 May 2023

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Dr. Greg Carr is on the road at the National Afro-American Museum & Cultural Center in Wilberforce, Ohio for the annual Martin R. Delany Memorial Celebration. Dr. Carr walks us through the museum and drops breadcrumbs about the importance and power of Martin Delany. Baba Larry Kweku Crowe, the founder of the event, joins at the end. #MemorialDay #InClasswithCarr #MartinDelany.

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0:00.0	This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub.
0:25.4	Good everything newbieians and happy Memorial Day weekend. Those of you who are joining us for the first time. Where you been? Welcome home. Welcome home first of all. Those of you joining us on YouTube, okay, hi.
0:27.7	This is Memorial Day weekend. We spent a couple of Memorial Days now,
0:30.2	Dr. Carr has gone intensively and extensively into the origins of Memorial Day, even on my radio show on Monday on Urban View.
0:39.2	I've pulled some of that in class with Carr into there for those of you.
0:42.6	Wonderful.
0:43.6	Yeah, yeah, we did that.
0:46.0	And again, don't adjust your screens.
0:48.2	Dr. Carr is out in the streets and I didn't realize this about you because I met you basically and then the pandemic happened so I always thought you were in your house all the time but this man is always in the streets.
1:00.0	Always. You know because I'm always in the house, so I think of us similarly.
1:05.0	No, not always, but we're gonna say that.
1:07.0	Yeah, yeah.
1:10.0	But you're at a museum, but before we get started, because you're going to take us on a tour.
1:14.8	This is how in class is going to be.
1:16.8	Dr. Carnam streets giving us things like the African burial ground
1:20.4	that we wouldn't normally see except through his lens.
1:23.0	And as I was taking my walk this morning,
1:24.9	I'm listening to a book that you recommended, Stolen Focus.
1:27.4	I'm at the end of it.
1:29.2	And what's fascinating, Johann Hari, is talking about someone I used to work with, Lenora Schenasey.
1:37.0	And as he's telling the story of this woman who grew up in a time when she was five,
1:43.7	she could walk herself to school.
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