Dr. Sandy Darity: "Red Summer" and The Wealth Gap
Duke University Professor and Economist Dr. Sandy Darity (author of "From Here to Equality") discusses what was lost during the 1919 massacre of Black neighborhoods called "Red Summer" and its impact on the current wealth gap with Karen (@KarenHunter on Twitter). #FromHereToEquality #WealthGap #Reparations #KarenHunterShow
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ShoutOut to KH for having Dr. Darity on.
Full Citizenship! #ados #reparations #repair Thank You 🙏🏾 Dr Darity I know your book will wake millions up! 🙏🏾
Thanks Professor Hunter for having Dr. Darity!!!!
Thank you Karen for bringing knowledge to the table.
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
You are so welcome!
25 per cent white .......4 per cent black .........net worth over a million dollars..."From HereTo Equality".......perfect title....thank you Dr. Darity....knowledge is power.....stay well
Ms.Hunter please invite Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore to this discussion. In the spirit of ally ship I am convinced the world would benefit from this collaboration.
@jtFacts77
4 жыл бұрын
Ms. Hunter, please don't. They are more concerned with criticizing the democrats than anything else. Who also is very critical of the democrats? Hmmmmmm
@jtFacts77
4 жыл бұрын
@@ibme1366 I'm sure Karen has invited them. Why haven't they showed up? I am not fond of YT ( Yvette and Tone, pronounced "whitety", how appropriate) and there is a reason, based on the numbers. It's personal when I see thousands of Black people being duped by YT.
The stuff that I learn here😳 I’m mad that I’m this old and don’t know this stuff😓😓
@angelawilliams9088
4 жыл бұрын
Me too! Wow
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
don't be mad. As long as you learn, that's all that matters. Hopefully you will be learning until you take your last breath.
@karenl7786
4 жыл бұрын
Don't be mad, I am 52 years old and just discovered Karen Hunter this year! Thanking God that I have because the disparate threads of thoughts and philosophies in my mind are coming together in totally new ways and I'm learning so much that I thought I already knew. Never too late to make a change, never too late to grow.
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
@@karenl7786 NICE! Thank you!
@musicalbenches
4 жыл бұрын
I love listening to Dr. Darity. You get NO theater. LOL. You get history, data, and quiet determination. I respect him a lot.
Thank you for these classes. I'm listening, learning, and acting on what I've learned. I'm sharing these discussions on my small platform. White people are responsible for this mess and we have to fix it. I agree wholeheartedly that reparations are required.
@wm6089
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for being willing to listen and to learn. I am not against reparations but feel that education is also needed because we are dealing with ignorance . I recently saw the movie Selma by Ava Devereaux and it is amazing how our country is dealing with the same Ignorance and man's inhumanity against man. It appears that many black women are on the Forefront but it would be nice to see men Take a Stand like those in that movie. Sad to say but many people won't speak up today that have a platform like kapernick because they know things will be taken from them. Civil rights leaders often puts their lives and the lives of their families In Harm's Way . Where are the men that are willing to take a stand like this? What is needed is justice and people willing to do their part to speak truth to people in their circle. But please do waste time speaking to People who don't care or want to listen.
I was born and raised in Chicago. Chicago is still very segregated. The crazy thing is, the community in which I grew up in had a few white people who chose to stay instead of selling their homes. Most of these people who stayed were elderly. Nobody bothered them. They walked to and fro from the stores. But as a black person, we knew not to go near an area known as Marquette Park. Those white people were filled with hate. My point is, we could co-exist with anybody but the feeling was never mutual.
So glad you brought Mr. Darity to your platform! Would love to have heard more from him. How could we get him a seat at the reparations table? The HR40 team needs to hear from this man! He has all of the info and could best present our case.
Definitely will be tuning in for these conversations.
Got my notepad!✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
I love me some Karen Hunter, excellent job!
Keep 'em coming, Karen! God bless you.
Buying it today thank you sis for bringing this to our attention. This is the purpose and importance of black media!
I am looking forward for those shows
Karen, love your show. I've waited so long for you to have a true professional on your show concerning the racial wealth gap. Thank you for your service and your contribution to the black community. Love you sis!
Class is in session.
Two of my favorite minds engaged in meaningful conversation. I love to see it! God bless you both.
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! Bless you!
Karen--brava for this critical conversation on the consequences of violence against black communities. Can you please also talk about policies that would need to be created give a protective status to black Americans if were were to receive reparations. America has a terrible legacy of policies and restorative justice efforts being rolled back. How do we prevent this from happening again and again?
Karen, bravo to you for having Dr. Darity on your show. Next, you must have Yvette Carnell and Antonio Brown to continue to discuss ADOS!!!
@jtFacts77
4 жыл бұрын
Why do you think they haven't been on? I am sure Karen invited them.
Another Great Show Karen! My question is why Obama didnt negotiate with the banks before giving them a bail out. He shouldn't have given his signature unless they agreed to give low interest loans to ADOS for business and homes in their community. I will never forget he and he alone had that opportunity and didnt take advantage of it.
@lakishaweaks9784
4 жыл бұрын
Because Obama ain't ADOS HE is 1/2 breed white/African even though he is brown he still never experienced the black struggle. Then he married a high achieving black women after the white & Asian women turned him down. He is an elitist so that's who he took care of.
@jtFacts77
4 жыл бұрын
@Thomas Sankara You are either ignorant or lying. Which one is it? www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=18348437
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
great question. I'm not going backward, though. let's push forward and make sure we get everything we need.
@jtFacts77
4 жыл бұрын
I have a question. Why are you talking about former President Obama, when we have a CURRENT president devastating Black folks right now? Since you like questions, here's another one. Why are you failing to acknowledge the programs put in place to help homeowners after the Banking crisis? How about this question. What were the responses of the banks to these programs?
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
@@jtFacts77 This right here! Spot on!
Thank you for having Dr. Darity on the show. He is a scholar and I respect his work. He has helped me understand the racial wealth gap and the topic of repair at a much higher level. I look forward to others getting to soak in some of his knowledge and the CLEAR FACTS he presents.
Great interview!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾please don’t let the ball drop on the Reparations issue... Whether it’s No Taxes for 250 years, Free college tuition (to ANY school you qualify for), Free Business Grants, A (Monetary) Check or whatever form it may come in- there is A DEBT THAT IS OWED, AND MUST BE PAID... We can’t let the US out of it. They never let us out.👀
I'm literally ordering Dr. Daritys book on Audible right now! Thank you for teaching us through these expert educators as always Karen! ✊🏿🏁 I'm empowering my followers and co-workers with everything I learn from your show.
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
You are so welcome!
Thanks Karen. Please invite Dr. Claude Anderson on your show ASAP! Your audience will receive a thorough unfiltered history lesson.
Thanks for sharing these videos, Karen!! These videos provide invaluable history lessons on our people's journey!! It's good to know since they show how inept some social scientists are when they go around saying our people are poor and not achieving because we do not own businesses, banks, schools, etc. Yet, they're not considering the GREAT losses our people have/are suffering and the impact such losses have contributed in preventing our people from moving forward! It's true that the banking industry and the government on a whole, need to institute laws as a way of allowing us to acquire some of the grounds which were swept right from under our feet! For too long this has been our experience and it's about time for a CHANGE!!!💕💯
Good afternoon Queen Karen, panel and room! Blessings to all!
Yes!!!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿.... AMEN HALLELUJAH Karen!!!! Thank you thank you thank you for having Dr Darity on. He’s AMAZING. I am at a loss for words with how happy I am with your shoes. I’m so happy I could cry... you and many others have inspired me, I’m in military, to create a workshop for white people in the military who are indisposed to racial justice and I will likely be using some clips of your show to help educate!! Thank you again for what you’re doing
📢📢📢REPARATION NOW!!! ADOS
Thanks for the information...
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
Always welcome
Keep the history coming. I enjoy watching/listening to conversations with your guest each and every day!
Mann... this was REALLY INTERESTING!
Thank you for covering these tragic events. People often ignore the economic impacts of these types of racial terrorism and its effects on us today.
Ancestors all in on the Repair. Thank you for Thrive Thursday
Thank you Karen! I just downloaded Dr Darity’s book from Audible!!!
I just truly love you all! I'm never disappointed with your platform! Not because I agree 100% of the time! Lol but because my queen Karen keeps us informed and motivated to come up with solutions! God bless, and keep you!
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Les. That's the goal. Glad it's resonating.
I have listened to you off & on for about 3 years. But, thank you for professionally giving your feedback to the commenter. It speaks volumes to me of your growth. I left you a comment below about Tone & Yvette. Please take the time to read, digress and thanks for listening to comments of #ADOS.
GREAT. GREAT. GREAT. I’ll be in the next class. Thank you for having these classes. Much needed.
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much Dr Hunter for enlightening our people on so much hidden history. It's feel a hidden vault that has been uncovered....thank you for moving us forward that we will now STAND!
Beautiful
Sundown Towns: book talks in great detail about northern segregation after "the Great Migration"... a lot of the most segregated cities are in the North... we fled north (95% of us were in the south in mid 1800s) from overt oppression looking for salvation. These areas had prev claimed to be for black equality... but we got "cordoned off" when we tried to realize that opportunity. My maternal fam is frm Milwaukee, statistically #1 most segregated city in America today.
Thank you Karen from the bottom of my heart thank you
Good Morning Karen. Another good resource would be Dr. Claude Anderson. He has studied Black wealth and is an economics expert.
Keep sharing the history. I keep learning facts I wasn’t aware of. That you for sharing.
REPERATIONS FAMILY, IS NOT A HANDOUT, IT'S A DEBT OWED!!! ✊🏽🤨
What's the word REPARATIONS. LET'S SPEAK IT PLEASE.
Thank you Karen for doing this; we know this much needed public discourse is uncomfortable for some of your friends and associates; many of whom have bought into and even contributed to the opposing narrative. Albeit at the expense of watching their community of kinsman erased from national concern, while they rejoined the prosecution in blaming the victims. Know that one who can summon the courage_ step out from their well secured comforts to announce that the emperor has on no clothes_ is enough to start an avalanche. We have Five Months To Freedom. Love you Sister
Thanks for sharing this information I have never heard of this before.
Great work Ms Hunter! Please keep it up
I would love to hear you talk with the brother bomani Jones, i believe he was once a student of professor darity. Karen thanks so much for bringing this knowledge, it really means a lot.
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
me too! I have reached out.
and they call us uncivilized
Thank you Sis
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
You are so welcome
Thanks for this 😍
Here for Thriving Thursdays
No mention of ADOS Tone/Yvette?🤔
We can't forget east St. Louis, Missouri, Omaha Nebraska and Wilmington North Carolina
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
we're unpacking...they're coming. Stay tuned.
I didn't know this! OMG!
I know this may be a minor thing but Karen there is no Michigan river in Chicago. As I listened to your intro to the conversation as a Chicago native and resident I was puzzled. It is Lake Michigan the 3rd largest lake in the U.S. Thanks for discussing the Red Summer incident for most have no idea of this murder and violence.
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
my bad. thanks for the correction.
Aside from the very informative and interesting conversation, how do I get a print of that map you have behind you?
REPARATIONS. REPARATIONS . REPARATIONS ACROSS THE BOARD!
Don't forget about Elaine, Arkansas 1919!!!
Front row!
"What did I miss, if anything here, " when did we become expendable?" "What if anything, can we do about this disabling disparity, so that we can have some self worth that is inexpensive, non invasive, and is not at all in vain?" There is more health and wealth in a better equipped person(s), strength is power combatting up against the combat mongers, set up and designed to undermine us, deter us from productivity levels that we are more adaptable and more than capable of, as to the same, equal, chances and adequate opportunities as with the next person, alike.
I feel like white American grand parents and great grand parents have done an effective (dont want to use the word "good") job... hiding a lot of the social molestation of the past. White apathy helps. I dont think most Americans of any race knew about Tulsa 1921 and I feel people think that was a one off. The fact that black unemployment (as a statistic) only goes back to the 1970s show how much people cared about our data and history.....
ADOS folks in D.C., VA or MD please check out @t for info on the ADOS DMV Region chapters.
I have a question, and I'm asking because I don't know the answer. If financial reparations are paid to black Americans by the US government, as US citizens and taxpayers, would that not be the same as us paying for our own reparations? Or, would/could it be considered a sort of tax refund?
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
pretty much...in part.
So if the data is clear, the history written. The next logical set of questions have to deal with recompense and lineage. The Blacks who were victimized; loss life and wealth where were they from? And their descendants who have inherited this fight and the effects of being a caste where are they? Who are they?
Bout time ....reparation ados....
1929 Sherman Texas.
PUNISHMENT TO THOSE WHO UPHOLD THE MONSTEROUS SYSTEM THAT VIOLATED BLACKS HUMAN RIGHTS.
Okay so I have been hearing talk about Reparations. All of this is going to be fixed by having a nationality and a currency (a cryptocurrency). We can create a token for all qualified black people, we need to use the times and the $14 trillion value that I hear being thrown around. So like bitcoin, we create black coin and value the aggregate at $14 trillion and that way we can use the tokens in our own community and economy, we can track it and justify our actual value. Because that’s really what the talk is about, realizing and recognizing the value of black and brown people. If black people had an actually nationality then we don’t need to beg for reparations to enter BACK into the same system that was never built for the old version of the black and brown woman and man. Karen I would like you to get someone on to talk about that, we aren’t using the weapons we all have access to, it’s really about a change of thought 💭
We must get reparations! Period! I say, $5 million per black person in America! Period. England, must pay reparations to 14 black countries. MUST be done!
@southernbreeze-
4 жыл бұрын
CORRECT! Thank you!
Does that include black athletes and actors
After the civil war why did black American gave up their arms?
ADOS
There are INFINITE stories untold and undiscovered. Keep learning and researching . WE don't get mad and shout. Instead we learn and change unfair inhumane institutions. Nothing new under the sun. Also don't forget the horrible dark stories related to native Americans. D
A concerted effort to destroy Black lives and economics
At this point it’s “Game recognizing Game” you have my word. Ms Hunter I’ll never click again. Rep’ra not in the title or the discussion. You click-bait Dr. Carr and grift him the credit in the comments. I see you & it’s oV. #ADOS
@KarenHunterShow
4 жыл бұрын
Bye!
man,this is pathetic. keep learning people
If Thomas Sowell were half the scholar that Darity is, he would have produced a comparable work decades ago, but instead he’s parked in the amen corner of the racist right writing opinion pieces praising Trump & Friends.
@jtFacts77
4 жыл бұрын
Agreed