Welcome to Karen Hunter is awesome.

And in this space, we have conversations that very few people have.

I love nuance, but more than nuance.

I really like to think deeply about the conditions that we find ourselves in every day.

And this is what this space is all about. So come on in. Leave your judgment and your closed

mindedness at the door. Open your heart. Open your mind and come on in and challenge yourself

to think more broadly. Hope you enjoy. We are reading in Nubia several books. So Dr. Carr on Mondays

will start in a couple of weeks, reading Born in Blackness, Howard French's book, which we've had

Howard French in Nubia having a discussion about that very book. So those of you who are Nubia,

you can catch up and look at the conversations we had with Howard French before. Dr. Carr kicks

his deep read of it off the end of the month.

But we're reading right now sky full of elephants on Sundays.

Wow.

And I thought it was going to be a four-week journey.

I thought we would finish this book in four weeks.

And I was inspired because I said, you know, after we did Dr. Black's rites of passage,

there was so much yearning to, you know, do more. And for me, book clubs don't get it because

you're reading. Some people read. Some people don't. But we're literally reading like, remember

in school? You raise your hand. You take a passage. So we're going around. It was 250 people to start with. And, you know, I'm trying to get people who want to read, raise your hand you take a passage you take a so we're going around it was 250 people to start with and

you know I'm trying to get people who want to read raise your hand and read a couple of pages next

person we talk about it yes it has been let me tell you so we invited Cbo Campbell in on the fourth

week because I thought we'd be finished we weren't even halfway done but he came and he spent two hours with us and, you know, asked questions, told him not to give

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