This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub.

Welcome and good afternoon, good morning, good evening to all of the the largest class

African-a classroom in the world good morning in class with dr. gray car it is

episode 69 for sure.

Now inverted.

Happy if you celebrate it, happy cookout weekend.

Hope you've all been anocular, not anoculated, what do we say?

Get vaccinated.

Shut up. Yeah, you hope me in nobody's barbecue

Gretchen in nobody's life because this delta variant is real,

particularly in the south where our fam is.

I see Mississippi's numbers Louisiana.

Yo, come on y'all, come on, come on.

We need all hands on deck.

So that means we need you all to be healthy and here to do the work that needs to be done.

All right, so last year this time we did a what to the slave is the 4th of July.

So you're going to see some of that, a clip from that after our discussion. But this week can't go by without us talking about Bill Cosby. And before I hit record, we always have a conversation just a brief one and I was like nope let's just let me hit record yes you know it was a lot of conversation and this is just brief about Felicia Rashad and I wanted to bring her up because she's at Howard where you are, you know.

And I, a lot of people were saying, oh, so you know, because of her position is deemed, she's going to, you know, can't be trusted to to take care of the

children because that's her job and you were like you said if somebody held a gun to

people's head and asked them what a dean does there'll be a lot of blown out brains. A lot of dead people. A lot of dead people. So Felicia Rashad is not responsible for the young people if they have a situation.

I mean, if somebody discloses to her,

if somebody disclosed to me,

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