This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. What's up class? I just asked Dr. Karbaka. You know how we just chit chat and that's all?

On this thing and I'm like, how you doing this morning professor? Good morning, good morning,. Good morning you've been talking about Haiti with some people who know some journalists.

So I'm like bringing it to you because you know the stunning assassination and you think about it you know there's so much not

information out there it's like right so who did this you know and like who benefits

from this you know the reports of that America supported him you know however you know so what we talked about yesterday was that, you know, in many ways and we've had this conversation a lot in this space in class. So you all go, you know, we, Dr. Carr took us on a journey in a master class and their books and everything and references about the origins of this.

But it's still paying for having no audacity to be free.

That's right.

And I feel like black people throughout the diaspora need to understand that the Haitian people are not, you know, degenerates and violent and you know, horrible people.

They're the people that decided to throw off the yoke of slavery before anybody else.

That's right.

Successfully and did it.

We're able to do it successfully, yes.

Yes.

Yes.

And as a result of that, they became the sacrificial lamb for I wish you would.

Yes.

Right again, Negroes.

Here's what that looks like.

Yes.

This all kind of disease,

everything, and we're gonna install the leaders

throughout your, you know, from the du Vaiyas

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