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This Is Karen Hunter

S E393: In Class With Carr:The Legacy of Marching and Planning...(Ep. 37)

This Is Karen Hunter

Knarrative

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

4.5888 Ratings

🗓️ 16 November 2020

⏱️ 157 minutes

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Summary

From the first march on Washington to today, Dr. Greg Carr will explore how it worked and what we can learn from those who came before. #MLK #MalcolmX #MarchonWashington #AnnaHedgman #MarcusGarvey #InClass #GregCarr. (Thank you, Kev from Kansas City, MO, Tasha from Fort Wayne, IN, and Barry from Omaha, Neb. for being the first to join us in the Q&A).

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0:00.0

This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub.

0:11.6

Welcome to another installation of in class with Dr. Gray Carr.

0:16.5

It is a pleasure to be here.

0:18.5

And let me thank everybody who's been hanging out in the chat.

0:22.1

And we're going to do something a little different today,

0:24.3

Dr. Carr, so let me thank you for your graciousness.

0:26.6

We're actually inviting, I pick five people off the Twitter to, yeah, to ask questions live, like're going to pop up.

0:34.0

I haven't used the pop up thing yet, but we're going to do that.

0:37.2

We're going to figure it out.

0:38.2

I love how this is organically coming together and you know it's interesting I watched

0:44.1

LeBron James I went down a rabbit hole on the shop and he had an episode with

0:49.2

Stacy Abrams and she talked about you know being a black woman looking a certain way, being a certain weight, and how people told her she couldn't run because of how she looked, you know, even family members.

1:02.8

And I think about how we look at ourselves

1:06.6

through another person's lens about what we can do

1:09.1

and what we can't do based on what people set up in this world and she said once I realized once I told

1:16.7

myself I'm not doing this for me but I have a set of skills that can help other people

1:20.8

so it doesn't matter if I need to lose a

1:22.8

hundred or forty pounds, if my hair is natural, if I'm dark skin, if I show up this way.

1:28.1

The work that I do is important. So I thought about that and it confirmed what we do here.

1:34.0

You know, there's no fancy chirons, no lower thirds, no who's intro that's coming in, it's all sexy and whatever,

1:41.0

and high-depth screen and perfect lighting you got a

1:44.0

thousand books behind you that it looks like you're you're in a different place

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