This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the 65th. 65, wow, retirement age. Is it? Not for us. We are. We can't spell retire. No, we cannot. we should welcome everyone good morning good evening good afternoon family love you wherever you are in the world

Thank you for joining the largest afghanist studies classroom in the world

This next week will be our last class of the month and then we're going to start doing it monthly why because I see y'all at the cookouts I see y'all out in them streets y'all without your mass and stuff do what you want that's

your life but you need to get back to it this gathering happened during a pandemic and where we're going to go is a narrative.

So all of the breakdown of the people and the things we need to know will be available as

a repository. We are be available as a repository.

We are building it like a pyramid that will be here

thousands of years from now.

Somebody's gonna be able to go in and learn about Howard Thurman

and learn about SE Robeson and learn about you know insurrection at

Wilmington you're gonna be able to learn these things they're gonna be there

forever begin to learn because it's just the beginning so I want to

practice this this movement right here. You know that is the

passing of the baton. You know we have to learn how to both pass it and receive it. I was thinking about this right before we came in that many of

us are in here learning some things and our minds are being awakened and we want to run out

and tell people all the things with all the goodness and that's good but if we haven't

mastered a thing you know you can drop the baton on the way to passing it

and then it never gets to his destination, but we can fumble it.

You know, and so I just, I want it, I want people to just sit in that four minute, you know,

what you admire most about Dr. Carr and a million books that we can't even see is that

he's read those books and he's able to pass the baton in a way from a place of

knowledge even I'm receiving.

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