
In February of 2021, Karen Hunter asked Greg Carr, "Can I press record?" during a private discussion on Ida B. Wells. That kicked off what would become "In Class with Carr," a global phenomenon featuring the People's Professor Dr. Greg Carr. All of the episodes can be found on the Knarrative platform (www.knarrative.com) and you can join the community, #Knubia (community.knarrative.com).
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Session 348 of In Class With Carr, “Cuffing Season,” considers Tuesday’s US elections as part of a broader struggle of progressive resistance to Social Structures tethered to corporate economic greed and political fascism, from Hungary and Brazil to ... more
"As contesting forces in the 2026 US election cycle hurtle toward uncertain conclusions, Session 347 of In Class With Carr, “How to Treat a Trick,” focuses on how to minimize mediated distractions engineered to retard Africana Governance consciousnes... more
Election Day has arrived for most of the United States, with over twenty million people having already cast a vote as of late October. In Class With Carr 346, “Running in Place,” balances tensions of Governance-centered African political engagement i... more
In the United States, France and Brazil, country-wide election cycles are heavily underway. As global Social Structures continue to be remade by conflicting economic, political and social agendas, Africana Governance formations and impulses fight to ... more
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Stimulating insight and framework of cultural knowledge with current events. Dr. Carr and Karen Hunter are running a Boston...making meaning...a marathon not a sprint.
Stimulating insight and framework of cultural knowledge with current events. Dr. Carr and Karen Hunter are running a Boston...making meaning...a marathon not a sprint.
It’s a privilege to listen in on the two of you, but I have one critique, respectfully. A few minutes devoted to discussing the Knubia platform, separate from the broader conversation, could be more effective than weaving it throughout. The discussions would be stronger for it, and I think a more people would join as a result.
I love this show!!!!! Me and my stepmom listen to it in the car while driving and I love listening to it. Karen Hunter is AMAZING.
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Ma'am. Karen Hunter, I Love Everything About You I don't understand why our black men & women think the white mans ice is colder than everyone's My Parents taught us Everything Black. Love and Respect others But Whatever You Do, don't Hate Your Own Race. These guys are making a living.! tim scott byron donalds steven smith cTHEg These ^4 are the Main reason There's A Devil Elect None of Em Invited On The All White Racist Stage Even if you don't Like ANYTHING About KAMA... more
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This program centers on deep, discussion-driven explorations of Black history, memory, and liberation through Africana studies frameworks. Episodes routinely pair scholarly analysis with personal narratives, traveling study experiences, and calls to action—covering topics like Black August, memory work, jailbreaking the university, and political strategy around voting rights and education. The format often features high-level academics and public intellectuals engaging with the hosts in multi-voice conversations, bridging theory and lived experience to illuminate race, power, and culture in the U.S. and the diaspora. A standout trait is the interdisciplinary blend of history, pedagogy, and community organizing, with an emphasis on accessibl... more
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