S E1173: In Class with Carr, Ep. 174: Affirmative Action, EssenceFest and Remembering Christine King Farris

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

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🗓️ 10 July 2023

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Dr. Greg Carr and Karen engage in a discussion about the decline of Essence magazine. There's also a brief breakdown of the other #SCOTUS decisions, including more on #AffirmativeAction. And Dr. Carr pays tribute to Dr. Christine King Farris, the sister of #MLK.

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0:00.0	This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub.
0:18.2	Greetings and good everything new bians hello hello hello everyone non-newbians as well y'all are all welcome we love you regardless uh hi dr car hey professor hunter how are you regardless. Hi, Dr. Carr.
0:23.0	Hey, Professor Hunter, how are you?
0:25.0	Good, everything, another wonderful week.
0:28.1	Yes.
0:29.1	Yeah, well, we were having an off-my conversation.
0:31.0	I was like, that's not, that's not, uh, this is not that's not uh we're in community you know
0:36.1	we were talking about the essence festival I had on the show yesterday which we
0:39.8	haven't posted yet on YouTube young lady who had a rant on one of the social media platforms
0:44.9	about, you know, going to essence every single year
0:47.9	and just feeling really disappointed.
0:51.1	She said, great swag back from McDonald's, you know, great music.
0:55.0	But, you know, Louisiana has a voter suppression problem and a voter drive problem and she said it was a little
1:05.6	activation over to the side that people could do but it wasn't central and you know
1:09.2	so I brought on the show to talk about it but you know many people will deem our
1:14.6	conversations my Congress because I lead the way right yes some as some sort of
1:20.2	you know dig at essence no it's, dig at essence.
1:22.9	No, it's a dig at us.
1:24.0	Like I really want to know, you know,
1:26.4	and you brought the African-of framework into play for me.
1:29.8	So everything that I do now is through that lens and through that seventh one that we added from Sonia Sanchez's, uh-huh, but how do it free us?
1:38.0	But how do it free us, right?
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