This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. All right, welcome back to another edition of In Class with Carr, Dr. Gray Carr, head of the

Africana Studies program at Howard University. You can follow him at Africana Carr.

I'm Karen Hunter, and today we're going to talk about Robert Church. Now I

Dr Carr let me first thank you for indulging me. I was reading this book I was

reading this book by Shamari Wills, it's called Black Fortune.

And it's six black.

That's a book that I have not read.

I have it over here.

So teach the people and teach me about that book

so I can pull it up for myself.

All right, I'm not going to give away too much, but what inspired me was, you know, he took,

he told the stories of six black millionaires, like who came out of bondage,

who became millionaires during slavery,

while slavery was in existence.

So the inspiration is there's no obstacle

that we can't overcome. In this book is Antiturnboo, that's where I first learned about.

I know about Annie Malone, but he really went into the story of Annie Turnbull,

which makes this self-made such an

abomination when you think about it and poor row you broke that down, you know, not

really broke it down, we're gonna get into that another time, but I really got to

see how she learned a craft and where her heart was but I also

discovered this guy that I never heard of before Robert Church and I have been talking about

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