This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. Welcome to the 45th episode of In Class with Dr. Gray-car. Yes, 45, Dr. Gray.

45. That's a good number now. Yes, Professor Hunter.

Good morning. Good afternoon, good evening all over the world. Hey, St Louis and Senegal, what's happening?

Yeah, it's a thing. It's a thing. Wow. I want it is that St. Louis, St Louis, Missouri or St Louis in Senegal.

Either way, you know, talk some St. Louis today.

Okay, all right, listen, I started, we were talking off Mike about these rabbit holes that we end up in and I started

reading Eugene Robinson's disintegrated disintegrated it's pretty interesting and I was thinking about the brother that came into our question and answer session from from Brazil who was saying that the racism in Brazil is forcing all those black people together whereas Eugene Robinson's book is

talking about how black people have been disintegrated over the last 40 plus years.

I feel like this period in time if we don't figure out the unity of ourselves and one another

and how important it is for us to come together?

Well, yeah, if we don't, go and finish their sentence.

I just, I'm gonna leave a dot, dot, dot, because I think it's for everybody to contemplate and ponder,

you know, what their role is gonna be in this historic moment.

We're in a moment in time that and I've been saying this and I

didn't know it was going to get to this point. I know you knew we had talked about

direction. You didn't know? We all I think think that, that might be, they should rename the United States, that,

I like what you just said.

All right, so impeachment papers, like what the hell hell where are we right now? I think we are we've been blessed in some ways.

It's interesting the brother I've never met him.

I've got a lot of friends who have done work with him, he and his partner, Maladomo

Somme, remember about 20 years ago he's very popular, of water and the spirit.

And my friend Afia Zakea was mentioned him last week.

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