This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. Okay, good morning, good afternoon, good evening.

Oh, yes, hey, Dr. Carr, how you do?

Hello, Professor Hunter, I'm fine, how are you?

I am awesome.

It's been a while because I've seen your amazing face.

The same here.

I miss you, although I see all the clips on YouTube.

You've been talking all these authors and folks that are making change

and it's a remarkable conversation and I'm glad that momentum

empties into Saturdays now and most importantly on narrative. Thank you everybody for

joining up. We're about to do some things I'm going to talk about in a second, but you know we got to have balance too so I was watching while I was in the sauna.

So I'm still sweating Ted Lasso and you know it just as a reminder that, you know, the pressure that we apply on people to get it right.

So it doesn't matter about a person's quote unquote race because we know Macy's

a rate of made of construct. So it's important that we you know have all of the people come in with pro history pro fact

pro not matter where you come from we just got to be committed to telling the truth always so

the last episode of Ted Lasso there's a Nigerian soccer player football player

and he was being sponsored by an airline that had oil connections that were raping Nigeria.

So his problem was like, you're an embarrassment.

And then he was like, I didn't know so he taped over the yeah over the

the sponsor and the sponsor threat and of course the pullout is the biggest sponsor but you know it speaks to the corruption in Nigeria. I mean, it was like all in this episode corruption in Nigeria and I was just reminded that we all have to do our parts. You know, no longer can we say, well, Republicans buy sneakers too. We have to

who want to pull that. And then this episode is the Christmas episode and I'm sorry, I've I've just finished watching it and so he's

coming over to white guy's house for Christmas and he's like how do they how do you see Christmas in your you know how do they

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