"The best part about reading is re-reading" -Dr. Carr The same can be said about watching these "In Classes.." I saw this the first day and it's just as insane today! Love this Prof. PeaceNLove
"if I leave you decimated I cannot win"......"leave your opponent an escape"....."we don't have to behave the way they set us up too"......"what did survive enslavement?"......."be Open To The Things You Don't Know"........from a student of life.....thank you Dr. Carr and Karen.....till next Saturday.....stay well
It's the bread crumbs and rabbit holes for me... Been a Roots fan since the beginning and never considered the title origin of the Things Fall Apart album until Dr. Carr dropped a reference to Chinua Achebe's book of the same name, which led me to open another browser to read a fascinating interview with Amir Questlove Thompson where he discusses the parallels drawn between Tariq Black Thought Trotter and the warrior Okonkwo in Achebe's book, which is now Book# 63 on the Carr reading list. Oh my.
The earliest form of martial arts goes back to Ta-Seti (the northern Sudan region) and was introduced to Black people of Kemet (the Egyptian region). Montu Arts (Africans’ “martial arts”) was recorded by the Ta-Merians in Kemet.
Speaking of dance involving marcial practices: Here in Puerto Rico there is a music genre known as Bomba. It is the music of greatest African influence on the island. One of it's older styles (which is no longer practiced) is called Coco Balé. It involved dance with the use of sticks in combat fashion. On the island of Guadalupe there is a music/dance tradition that is similar called Gwoka.
Professor hunter my favorite class. I love you sister. Continue to bring Dr. Carr and the smoke of wisdom and knowledge. To your point I always tell people, you don't know what you don't know.
Thank you so much for this conversation. As dancer and dance educator, I appreciate how as Africans we embody and move through our philosophies, cosmologies, and spirituality.
I love and am grateful for your highly integrity-based, informative vibration and consistency Karen! Dr. Carr's intellectual enthusiasm is electric! The tenor of his voice and the elevation of his voice in concert with your guidance, makes attending class with each of you enthralling and progressively addictive. Eternal hugs for you. I smile each time a notification comes in for your channel! Much love....for real...for real.
I can't seem to be able to get enough of of you two. Brilliant minds working in tandem. I feel like a sponge, soaking in all of this knowledge. Blessings to you both!!!!
Yo, Professors Hunter and Carr talk about leaving breadcrumbs? Yeah whatever, y'all are straight up firing neurons in the back of my brain. I've been out here playing catch-up with these vids. Blessings to you both.
It’s great to hear this masterclass. I’m a Martial Arts fan and taken a Karate class in college. I stopped practicing and gotten back to it. I practice not to fight, better myself.
Wow, I'm glad I listened to this. I def. learned some things today. Hadn't played the game Awari in many years. Dr. Carr continue teach "Ourstory". Thank both of you.
The wonderful Runoko Rashidi gives a great presentation on the African presence in Asia. Also Ashra Kwesi shows fight stances/glyphs like Dr. Carr was talking about on the walls in Kemet. As Dr. Carr was talking, I was also thinking of Dr. Obadele Kambon. He has some videos of Capoeira exhibitions somewhere here on You Tube. Great show as usual!
We need another BCU that caters to students that weren't the "talented tenth" through twelfth grade, but may have an untapped/undiscovered love of learning.
Regardless the title of the video, I learn something new. I just went from Oware, to the Ashanti kingdom, Ghana and Lake Volta (wikipedia). Then, I searched amazon for T.J. Obi's book Fighting for Honor, and under the "Customers also viewed..." was "The Games that Black Girls Play"! Coincidence?! No, this channel is the influence. Thanks.
IP Man is one of my son's favorite movies. He also let me know that there is a movie that will be released about a samurai of African decent that fought for the emperor of Japan.
Love you guys! Learned to play Owari from my mom who taught my nephews, always loved that it was from Africa. You guys breaking it down today makes me stick my chest out more. Keep spreading knowledge, we are listening!!
The Word becomes Flesh‼️ AND. The word Decimation is a EUROPEAN CONCEPT- WOW‼️ I finally get it- I would be on this site for hours trying to explain ALL THAT I LEARNED TODAY. Thank you, Karen and Dr. Carr❤️
Thank you Prof. Hunter, thank you Dr. Carr! I truly appreciate this food for our minds, bodies and souls. I am proud to share these classes with others. Please continue this important work. Grace and Peace
Listening to both of you guys makes me want to just come to your classes and sit and be a sponge. You guys are truly an inspiring force to attain more knowledge.
Our great brother Dr. Carr went into the crates with African Presence in Early Asia edited by Van Sertima and the great Runoko Rashidi. Great compilation of essays written by African scholars.
Thank you for this history class brought forward. Hopefully, parents and all of us will share this with their family. It is important to know why things play out the way they do. We have honor! Keep this coming.
I love it! This conversation reminds me of: Wu-Tang forever.. + Bodhidharma + Yasuke the Afrikan Samurai* + 52 Blocks + Dambe fighting + Facing the rising sun- Gerald Horne I love Martial arts and the sacred arts of war and life. Thank you for this content. 😌
@@joeparrigen4982 He was from what is now known as Sudan he traveled to Kumari Kandam(before it sank in the sea) and then arrived in India then traveled to China
Ip Man ( Yip Man) was Bruce Lee’s teacher. Ip Man was using the system called WIng Chun. It’s probably the only known martial art created by a woman. Its known by its approach to combat using angles, touch sensitivity, disrupting balance and simultaneous blocking and striking.
Thank you sister! For bringing Dr. Carr on consistently because as you know his mind is LIFE! I want to call him Dr. Thoth because its like his mind is what I imagine the Emerald Tablets are. He is great with his delivery and I love love love your channel!!! Thank you Ase'
Fun fact: The archetype for the white haired / bearded villain (Clan / Fists Of The White Lotus, Born Invincible, The Mystery of Chessboxing etc) is based on an actual person. Pai Mei / Bak Mei, one of the "5 Elders". Look into the history / lore of Pai Mei and The Pai Mei Fist and it will add some context. PEACE
Dr Carr cracks me up when he pulls out a book on whatever ur discussing. And we know that it's not planned Dr. Carr 😂. We all know that u just know where the books are bcos u love them. And I love the fact that he is a walking talking encyclopedia. Once again, great show. Keep it up Dr. Hunter. I wish I had a child to show ur episodes to so that they could gain this life knowledge that u guys kick out every week. More of our kids need to know these things so that they can maneuver thru this mess we call the world. 🤗
@@KarenHunterShow yes ma'am he is. I have an ask.... Can u possibly do an interview with Dave Chappelle? I didn't know his dad was "important" back in the day until Dr. Carr mentioned it a few weeks ago. I strongly feel that Dave is special....way up there when it comes to knowledge. It comes thru in his comedy. Actually, u and Dave and Dr. Carr would be a great show. Anyway, just an idea. "See" u this Saturday lol.
Kia ora from Aotearoa (New Zealand) - Always look forward to #InClasswithCarr - Love the knowledge shared and the history gems I learn about another people/culture from the people themselves.
Just wanted to share a minuscule in return for what I have received. The Maori of Aotearoa have a history of military strategy and tactical victories over the British Colonisers musket and cannons. Maori also fought to win and make right injustices (the theft of Land) not the destruction of their enemy as demonstrated in some battles where Maori would provide water and food for British soldiers during a break in the battle. Contrast the difference in the use of trench warfare in world one (wholesale murder) and its use and development by Maori of this strategy/tactic (defensive platform against musket and cannon) in the 1800s in NZ.
I read that book , and it was a great book. I grow up in the south , we came up doing the wrap which was a wrestling skill using the legs , the kagg which a leg sweep designed to make you hit the ground and hurt you . We learned to use are elbows and forearms in a very lethal manner . Also slap boxing , when I think about it , it was a warlike culture that has passed on from older to younger brothers for years . I use to always wonder where did all come from , I had heard those fighting skills were born out of and developed in prisons . When I read the book Fighting for Honor he spoke to some of the same fighting skills that I and others in my group had grown up using and shown how they in fact had their origins in Africa . I recently saw a video that went viral out of Alexandria Louisiana where this cop was trying to make an illegal arrest when this young man turned swiftly and hit him with a very brutal and lethal elbow knocking him off his feet . I immediately understood what he done and how he had done it .( Long live tradition and Blood line!!)
Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr are magic together. I look forward to these sessions because there is a lot I don't know and a lot I do know. The honor of the gang culture is real. The drug and gun culture which the US government pumped into our cities and neighborhoods perverted the gang warfare dynamics. I grew up in Compton in the 70's nestled between the Crips and Bloods and saw the evolution from street beat downs to the drive-bys. As the drugs and money tainted the gangs, physical combat turned into murder by guns. Thank you for another wonderful class. Peace to you both.
✊🏿💥💥💥Absolutely Amazing as Usual Thank you Karen Hunter Thank you Dr.Greg Carr , I too enjoyed the Martial Arts ,Soul Train ,& Godzilla movies on Saturdays after chores were done ✅
Thank Thank Thank Thank you Dr. Carr and Dr. Hunter. Such a beautiful exchange of information, insight, and knowledge Peace, Blessings, and Safety on the journey
@@KarenHunterShow I've been blessed to listen to Rev. Jeremiah Wright for 22 yrs. He has preached and lectured at Friendship West Baptist church. Pastor Frederick Douglass Haynes is the pastor. Rev. Wright is a teacher, musician, author and speaks multiple languages. Again thank you for this platform
Dr. CARR..your energy is infectious. I love when you get excited. Please keep educating us. Im here, listening.
Especially when Dr. Carr is excited and has a book for us.
"The best part about reading is re-reading" -Dr. Carr The same can be said about watching these "In Classes.." I saw this the first day and it's just as insane today! Love this Prof. PeaceNLove
"if I leave you decimated I cannot win"......"leave your opponent an escape"....."we don't have to behave the way they set us up too"......"what did survive enslavement?"......."be Open To The Things You Don't Know"........from a student of life.....thank you Dr. Carr and Karen.....till next Saturday.....stay well
You just summarized almost all the gems! 🖤
Dr. Carr always has the best segments, I always look forward to Saturdays for this reason 👌🏽
Totally agree.
Glad you like them!
“I can’t win if I leave you without the ability to eat” ~Professor Hunter. Preach!!!
“For a Samurai to be brave, he must have a bit of Black blood.”
- Japanese Proverb
Love Dr. Carr! He needs his own show.
Yes he does...I love listening and learning.
I planned my day around attending class today! NOT DISAPPOINTED!
Nice! Thanks, Sondra!
It's the bread crumbs and rabbit holes for me... Been a Roots fan since the beginning and never considered the title origin of the Things Fall Apart album until Dr. Carr dropped a reference to Chinua Achebe's book of the same name, which led me to open another browser to read a fascinating interview with Amir Questlove Thompson where he discusses the parallels drawn between Tariq Black Thought Trotter and the warrior Okonkwo in Achebe's book, which is now Book# 63 on the Carr reading list. Oh my.
Sister Karen, this is Divine Conversation! Edifying, healing and inspiring.
The earliest form of martial
arts goes back to Ta-Seti (the northern Sudan region) and was introduced to Black people of Kemet (the Egyptian region). Montu Arts (Africans’ “martial arts”) was recorded by the Ta-Merians in Kemet.
TRUE!!!
Thank you Kare Hunter & Dr. Carr for this wonderful class. I will pass this along to my family. Much love Geojo
Speaking of dance involving marcial practices:
Here in Puerto Rico there is a music genre known as Bomba. It is the music of greatest African influence on the island. One of it's older styles (which is no longer practiced) is called Coco Balé. It involved dance with the use of sticks in combat fashion. On the island of Guadalupe there is a music/dance tradition that is similar called Gwoka.
I am so grateful for you both...this is so dope. Being autodidactic this is an invaluable resource. I appreciate your works and your sacrifices.
Our pleasure!
Dr Carr is a living walking bookstore that you want keep to refer to for years to come.....he never disappoint us.
Professor hunter my favorite class. I love you sister. Continue to bring Dr. Carr and the smoke of wisdom and knowledge. To your point I always tell people, you don't know what you don't know.
Thank you so much for this conversation. As dancer and dance educator, I appreciate how as Africans we embody and move through our philosophies, cosmologies, and spirituality.
I love seeking knowledge!!! These classes with Professor Hunter and Doctor Carr is everything!!!!! #blackexcellence ✊🏾🖤
You two never let me down. Love listening to you both and please continue you to educate us. Thanks
I could listen to Dr. Carr all day. So much knowledge of our people.
me too.
Absolutely an amazing discussion. So much to absorb and unpack here. Thank you so much for this.
I love and am grateful for your highly integrity-based, informative vibration and consistency Karen! Dr. Carr's intellectual enthusiasm is electric! The tenor of his voice and the elevation of his voice in concert with your guidance, makes attending class with each of you enthralling and progressively addictive. Eternal hugs for you. I smile each time a notification comes in for your channel! Much love....for real...for real.
love this feedback. Thank you for seeing us.
Haven't even started and I love it! Digging deep in Martial Arts. Thank you Karen and Carr!!!
I love "In Class with Dr. Carr". The way you both distill information and connect the dots to so many things is amazing!
I can't seem to be able to get enough of of you two. Brilliant minds working in tandem. I feel like a sponge, soaking in all of this knowledge. Blessings to you both!!!!
Our pleasure!
Yo, Professors Hunter and Carr talk about leaving breadcrumbs? Yeah whatever, y'all are straight up firing neurons in the back of my brain. I've been out here playing catch-up with these vids. Blessings to you both.
I am so proud listening to you, too. This discussion particularly inspires me. Dear brother doctor carr. Are you a walking breathin Library☯️✊
All I can do is just smile with joy. Patty Cake. Jump rope. Jacks, paper dolls and majorette.
It’s great to hear this masterclass. I’m a Martial Arts fan and taken a Karate class in college. I stopped practicing and gotten back to it. I practice not to fight, better myself.
The battle of Horus and Set is the original Lion King with a more humane ending.
I like that. Haven’t thought of that but I agree. Even Kane and Abel too.
The Ausar-ian drama is the basis of Hollywood and most stories.
"You killed my father!!!___insert any hero
That's exactly what I was thinking!!!
IF YOU THINK" EDUCATION COST", TRY THE PRICE OF IGNORANCE
A great history lesson from Dr. Carr.
Always gaining nuggets of knowledge from your shows : )
I love listening to Dr. Carr talk. He's so inspiring. Keep it up.
Wow, I'm glad I listened to this. I def. learned some things today. Hadn't played the game Awari in many years.
Dr. Carr continue teach "Ourstory". Thank both of you.
The wonderful Runoko Rashidi gives a great presentation on the African presence in Asia. Also Ashra Kwesi shows fight stances/glyphs like Dr. Carr was talking about on the walls in Kemet. As Dr. Carr was talking, I was also thinking of Dr. Obadele Kambon. He has some videos of Capoeira exhibitions somewhere here on You Tube. Great show as usual!
I never want these classes to end. I could listen to you two for hours. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
It's truly is our pleasure! We get so much joy doing them.
Dr. Carr and Karen, I really appreciate these classes.
Thank you both Dr. Carr and Professor Hunter. I have to do a replay. I appreciate the knowledge every Saturday🤛🏾.
We need another BCU that caters to students that weren't the "talented tenth" through twelfth grade, but may have an untapped/undiscovered love of learning.
Regardless the title of the video, I learn something new. I just went from Oware, to the Ashanti kingdom, Ghana and Lake Volta (wikipedia). Then, I searched amazon for T.J. Obi's book Fighting for Honor, and under the "Customers also viewed..." was "The Games that Black Girls Play"! Coincidence?! No, this channel is the influence. Thanks.
Yip Man (IP Man), was Bruce Lee's Master teacher. Taught Wing Chun
This is so good! We honor you Dr. Carr...such wisdom and knowledge!
Black Panther used Capoeira in the movie, among other styles.
Capoeira was also used by Wesley Snipes in the first Blade movie.👍🏿✊🏿
IP Man is one of my son's favorite movies. He also let me know that there is a movie that will be released about a samurai of African decent that fought for the emperor of Japan.
To know the knowledge is a true concept of history. Thanks Always..
Can’t wait for next Saturday keep it going please so much to learn
The best part of my Saturday mornings! Thank you Dr. Carr and Karen Hunter!! I wish I could've had a history instructor such as this young man.💯
Love you guys! Learned to play Owari from my mom who taught my nephews, always loved that it was from Africa. You guys breaking it down today makes me stick my chest out more. Keep spreading knowledge, we are listening!!
So glad I found your channel !! This convo was amazing !
So glad, Allan!
The Word becomes Flesh‼️ AND. The word Decimation is a EUROPEAN CONCEPT- WOW‼️ I finally get it- I would be on this site for hours trying to explain ALL THAT I LEARNED TODAY. Thank you, Karen and Dr. Carr❤️
The energy between Professor Karen Hunter and Dr Greg Carr is magical. This is my favorite show of the week.
Thanks!
When you fight from afar, it gives the chance to remove the humanity from the opponent.
These sessions are the best!!! Thank you!!!
Ku Fu Theater on Saturday was one of my favorite things to watch on T.V. Great commentary as always Professor Hunter!! 👏🏾👏🏾
Same here Soul Brotha.
Globalman43 😂😂😂
LOL!! I got caught up with Ip Man last weekend too! Binged watched all 4 in two days...had me thinking I had a belt.
I'm an IP MAN FAN too.....thank you BOTH
Thank you Prof. Hunter, thank you Dr. Carr! I truly appreciate this food for our minds, bodies and souls. I am proud to share these classes with others. Please continue this important work. Grace and Peace
Thank you, Miss Tunes!
@@KarenHunterShow You're welcome, my pleasure!
I just love ya'll! Knowledge is power.
Yes please, get IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE on here for these current times! 🖤
Listening to both of you guys makes me want to just come to your classes and sit and be a sponge. You guys are truly an inspiring force to attain more knowledge.
Thank You Karen and Dr. CARR. Heading to Netflix to check IP Man out.
Aww this was a great segment, Professor Hunter & Dr. Carr✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽
I was late for class but happy I made it. Karen and Dr. Carr giving us life🤗
Right on time!
Hello family. Class is in session. Good morning kings and queens.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
thank you both once again.
Our great brother Dr. Carr went into the crates with African Presence in Early Asia edited by Van Sertima and the great Runoko Rashidi. Great compilation of essays written by African scholars.
So profound is the context of culture that you present this history! Love these sessions. Sometimes for just connecting certain dots
Our pleasure!
Thank you for this history class brought forward. Hopefully, parents and all of us will share this with their family. It is important to know why things play out the way they do. We have honor! Keep this coming.
Our brother Norman Bayard is a African martial arts practitioner, good brother.
When a Blackman is at his best 🤔🤔🤔 imagine what we can do .study see the truth.
I love it! This conversation reminds me of:
Wu-Tang forever..
+ Bodhidharma
+ Yasuke the Afrikan Samurai*
+ 52 Blocks
+ Dambe fighting
+ Facing the rising sun- Gerald Horne
I love Martial arts and the sacred arts of war and life. Thank you for this content. 😌
These conversations between Dr. Carr and Professor Hunter are purely for the soul. Much love...
Legend has it that Damu, an ancient African, introduced martial arts to Asia. Check out Michael Jai White, martial artist and actor
Yes. Speak the truth ✊🏾💪🏿
Damu was from India.
@@joeparrigen4982 He was from what is now known as Sudan he traveled to Kumari Kandam(before it sank in the sea) and then arrived in India then traveled to China
Ip Man ( Yip Man) was Bruce Lee’s teacher. Ip Man was using the system called WIng Chun. It’s probably the only known martial art created by a woman. Its known by its approach to combat using angles, touch sensitivity, disrupting balance and simultaneous blocking and striking.
Thank you sister! For bringing Dr. Carr on consistently because as you know his mind is LIFE! I want to call him Dr. Thoth because its like his mind is what I imagine the Emerald Tablets are. He is great with his delivery and I love love love your channel!!! Thank you Ase'
Oh how I waited for this all morning...🤗
All these shows are amazing but this one was special! Thank you.
Thank you, Jeff.
I really appreciate the book links, thanks. Now, I need a go-fund account for all I'm spending thanks to you and Dr. Carr. LOL
Psalm 133
Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!
I adore IP Man. 1.2.3. You guys dive deep!! TY.
Knowledge! Loving it! Queen Karen I am now researching the game oware so I can learn it also. 🙏🙏🙏 thank you!
Wonderful!
Fun fact: The archetype for the white haired / bearded villain (Clan / Fists Of The White Lotus, Born Invincible, The Mystery of Chessboxing etc) is based on an actual person. Pai Mei / Bak Mei, one of the "5 Elders". Look into the history / lore of Pai Mei and The Pai Mei Fist and it will add some context. PEACE
Outstanding! Studied it! Bok Mei is 🔥🔥
Always looking forward to my Saturday dose of Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr 🖤🖤
Saturday was for kungfu theater, Karen, for us in South Carolina when I coming up. We always reacted them..i got my ankle hurt doing that shit. Lol
LMAO!...I never got THAT into it.
KAM : "Peace Treaty" best post Rodney King gang politics rap ever.
Thank you. ❤️ Another wonderful class.
You are so welcome, Shannon!
Awesome class! Tons of intellectual bread crumbs 👏🏾👏🏾✊🏾✊🏾❤️
The enthusiasm is contagious. Sharing.
Dr Carr cracks me up when he pulls out a book on whatever ur discussing. And we know that it's not planned Dr. Carr 😂. We all know that u just know where the books are bcos u love them. And I love the fact that he is a walking talking encyclopedia. Once again, great show. Keep it up Dr. Hunter. I wish I had a child to show ur episodes to so that they could gain this life knowledge that u guys kick out every week. More of our kids need to know these things so that they can maneuver thru this mess we call the world. 🤗
He's like a magician with those books! LOL!
@@KarenHunterShow yes ma'am he is. I have an ask.... Can u possibly do an interview with Dave Chappelle? I didn't know his dad was "important" back in the day until Dr. Carr mentioned it a few weeks ago. I strongly feel that Dave is special....way up there when it comes to knowledge. It comes thru in his comedy. Actually, u and Dave and Dr. Carr would be a great show. Anyway, just an idea. "See" u this Saturday lol.
Kia ora from Aotearoa (New Zealand) - Always look forward to #InClasswithCarr - Love the knowledge shared and the history gems I learn about another people/culture from the people themselves.
Just wanted to share a minuscule in return for what I have received. The Maori of Aotearoa have a history of military strategy and tactical victories over the British Colonisers musket and cannons. Maori also fought to win and make right injustices (the theft of Land) not the destruction of their enemy as demonstrated in some battles where Maori would provide water and food for British soldiers during a break in the battle.
Contrast the difference in the use of trench warfare in world one (wholesale murder) and its use and development by Maori of this strategy/tactic (defensive platform against musket and cannon) in the 1800s in NZ.
Nice to know!
Thank you!
Lolol...I love when he goes back into his library. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing Dr, Carr!
Drop that knowledge y’all! Love both of you…
Karen, Sista, I LOOOOVE Your Show!!!
Thank you!
I read that book , and it was a great book. I grow up in the south , we came up doing the wrap which was a wrestling skill using the legs , the kagg which a leg sweep designed to make you hit the ground and hurt you . We learned to use are elbows and forearms in a very lethal manner . Also slap boxing , when I think about it , it was a warlike culture that has passed on from older to younger brothers for years . I use to always wonder where did all come from , I had heard those fighting skills were born out of and developed in prisons . When I read the book Fighting for Honor he spoke to some of the same fighting skills that I and others in my group had grown up using and shown how they in fact had their origins in Africa . I recently saw a video that went viral out of Alexandria Louisiana where this cop was trying to make an illegal arrest when this young man turned swiftly and hit him with a very brutal and lethal elbow knocking him off his feet . I immediately understood what he done and how he had done it .( Long live tradition and Blood line!!)
I'm here for the new knowledge I'm going to learn. I'm here for the passion and dedication. I'm here for when Dr. Carr pulls the books out. :-D
LOL...yes, the book grab...my favorite.
Another martial art you should look up is the 52 block system which is African American
52 blocks/ jailhouse rock will get your hands right
Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr are magic together. I look forward to these sessions because there is a lot I don't know and a lot I do know. The honor of the gang culture is real. The drug and gun culture which the US government pumped into our cities and neighborhoods perverted the gang warfare dynamics. I grew up in Compton in the 70's nestled between the Crips and Bloods and saw the evolution from street beat downs to the drive-bys. As the drugs and money tainted the gangs, physical combat turned into murder by guns. Thank you for another wonderful class. Peace to you both.
Damn! I think this has been the best class yet. Thank you Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr. ❤️
nah...but glad you like it.
Brilliant discussion.
✊🏿💥💥💥Absolutely Amazing as Usual Thank you Karen Hunter Thank you Dr.Greg Carr , I too enjoyed the Martial Arts ,Soul Train ,& Godzilla movies on Saturdays after chores were done ✅
yes, after chores! Bringing back memories.
These sessions are so valuable, thank you 😊 ❤
Thank Thank Thank Thank you Dr. Carr and Dr. Hunter.
Such a beautiful exchange of information, insight, and knowledge
Peace, Blessings, and Safety on the journey
Our pleasure!
@@KarenHunterShow I've been blessed to listen to Rev. Jeremiah Wright for 22 yrs. He has preached and lectured at Friendship West Baptist church. Pastor Frederick Douglass Haynes is the pastor. Rev. Wright is a teacher, musician, author and speaks multiple languages. Again thank you for this platform
@@bigboisneaks4367 dope