S E1190: In Class with Carr, Ep. 190: At Our Limit, What Will We Risk?”

This Is Karen Hunter

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

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🗓️ 30 October 2023

⏱️ 111 minutes

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Dr. Greg Carr and Karen sort through the shooting in Maine, the election of Mike Johnson and the ongoing conflict in Israel and put it in historical context, applying the Africana Framework to reflect on what has happened and predict what comes next.

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0:00.0	This is Karen Hunter and welcome to The Hub.
0:13.5	I was reading something a day or two ago about Barneys.
0:19.8	I used to be a clothing salesman at Barney's.
0:23.6	And I used to wait on actors and the models and what have you.
0:30.6	And Tom Ford.
0:34.6	Yeah, he was with Ford modeling agency.
0:41.3	And he would periodically come in.
0:43.3	He ought to be a model.
0:46.3	And being the mercenary that I was at that point,
0:50.3	I said, how much is it pay?
0:53.3	$40 an hour? What? So I went out and I got a portfolio,
1:02.9	put it together, and I think it was Black, not Black Beauty, um, Grace Del Marco, modeling agency on 42nd Street.
1:18.6	And I got with them.
1:23.6	What Tom failed to tell me that $40 an hour wasn't a 40 hour a week.
1:30.3	And I started doing Sears, Montgomery Ward, catalog, stuff.
1:42.3	That was the basic. That was the, what's the word, the foundation, if you will.
1:53.0	Then I started getting liquor ads, but I was still working at Barney's 17th Street.
2:07.6	I found out that Ebony Magazine was doing a,
2:12.6	hiring people for the Ebony Fashion Show,
2:16.6	and I auditioned, and I got the job.
2:22.3	And went to Chicago.
2:28.3	I lied.
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