S E69: "We Are Enough!" (Part 3)

This Is Karen Hunter

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Empowerment, Africana Studies, Greg Carr, Karen Hunter, History, Education, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 31 May 2019

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Do you think knowing your history is about wearing kente cloth and celebrating Kwanzaa? Karen Taylor Bass, Lurie Daniel Favors and Karen Hunter discusss the importance of knowing who you are.

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0:00.0	This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. Okay, so the Trump administration decided not to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.
0:16.0	I'm actually okay with that, but what I'm not okay with is how we diminish our heroes in this
0:22.2	culture.
0:23.0	So we had a conversation on a Wellness Wednesday.
0:25.1	This is part three, and it was really about empowering
0:28.5	the global majority.
0:30.0	Afro State of Mind, Larry Daniel Favors,
0:32.1	that's our handle, by the way, Afro State of Mind, Marie Daniel Favors, that's her handle by the way,
0:33.2	Afro State of mind on Twitter and on Instagram and Karen Taylor Bass,
0:37.4	who's featured right here in the hub on Chapter 2,
0:40.4	check out her Chapter 2 podcast, it's really great. We had this conversation. It was amazing.
0:45.8	This is the last part. I broke it up into three parts because you really got to digest this fire.
0:50.3	This heat, this smoke that these women are putting down and I was just happy to be at the table with them.
0:55.0	I hope you enjoy this. Let me know what you think. Follow me on Twitter at Karen Hunter. Check it out.
1:01.0	I feel full sitting here with you two ladies music the drums are playing
1:05.6	y'all move in a syncopated manner is like the ancestors are in the room I feel a direct
1:11.8	connection to Africa because the diaspora is strong
1:15.9	especially running through the Caribbean islands. I feel a little bit because
1:21.6	South Carolina also is a port of entry.
1:24.0	That's right.
1:25.0	A major port of entry.
1:27.0	It's my family background.
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