I have re-read "The Black Jacobins" numerous times! It proves that if the diaspora of Black people come together we can accomplish anything! The use of gas warfare on Haitians during the revolution along with the genocide attempted by the French proves that Western society will stop at nothing to keep the African Diaspora down. But we must RISE!

@victoriaalvin2446

3 жыл бұрын

Very insightful information. Wish that we could come together one day, but sadly we cannot seem to agree on what is 'Best' for everybody! sad days ahead.

@mysteryof7

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, brother! Isn’t that the truth.

@corazoncubano5372

2 жыл бұрын

One of the many things I observed about power, is that those holding that position don't relish sharing it and will relinquish it easily.

I literally just laughed out load when Doc said, the Dog said ma granddaddy bit your granddaddy in Selma.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I can listen to him all day....very insightful.

@staceyc2313

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! I’ve learned so much history from him.

@lisablackbutterfly

2 жыл бұрын

I really have to agree with you, I learn so much each and everytime I hear him speak. Too bad when I went to Howard for a few classes I did not know of him.

@lisablackbutterfly

2 жыл бұрын

Your knowledge is Awesome. What a Blessing to hear, learn and understand what you are talking about. The perfect mix Hunter& Carr, Thank you and I Love Yal.

He’s amazing!! He’s OUR ‘The Walking History’ Books🥰

Listening to this brother and sisters brings me a since of anger and confidence that we Black people will prevail over this negative spirit, real soon.

Professor Hunter and Dr. Carr give us facts but always with that humor we can enjoy. Thank you both for brightening my day with history.

As a community member on the Knarrative.com side, I am seeing more and more community-building in the most creative ways where Black folks are creating safe communities of our own. From hearing about a young Stanford-bound man who created a fun learning science kit for his nieces and nephews to a woman who took three-little-words to TIKTOK - building a call-and-response community that may lead to spreading inspiration through collaboration. IT. IS. A. BEAUTFUL. THING! Nothing but love for this movement!❤️🖤💚✊🏽

Oh my goodness so good

Dr. Carr made a point about concealing items. Braided hair was a means to store rice as well as conceal maps for running away. We are a very industrious people!

@corazoncubano5372

2 жыл бұрын

The fact that homo sapien sapien the only surviving group of human species out of pays homage to our intellectual possibilities. It is distressing to see that in the over 200, 000 year that that last wave migrated from Africa, this is as far as we have progressed.

I needed this before work❗️

It will not and ever fail…. Victory

Still awesome hearing it again. I am equipped to walk in my warrior self for the day.

@abdulraheem415

3 жыл бұрын

Yes...I walk a few inches taller when I hear Dr Carr lecture! I work around a lot of Africans brothers and sisters and I be in deep dialogue with all of them about what Dr Carr teaches...

CLR JAMES also mentored Dr. Eric Williams and conversated with him on his book Capitalism and slavery.

The dog speaks their language!

Every Time Is Watch This..... 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

So good I need to rewatch this whole episode. I was in Dr. Carver's Classroom last night but I'm going back to knarrative to get the rest of this on the high place, Haiti, today!

@karenl7786

3 жыл бұрын

You know?! I stay out of Knarrative for days at a time because I would get nothing else done and unfortunately, massa's job is calling...

I've learned so much from Dr. Carr. I enjoyed watching you on Roland Martin. Thank You.

Thanks again for another lesson, and a show of 📚 to fill up my case.

Imagine the dogs talking to each other... omg I simply love Dr. Carr! Given the headlines that started my day I would love to hear discussion on Cuba next; it would be right in line with this conversation.

@knarrative

3 жыл бұрын

YUP!

@MRSZ5440

3 жыл бұрын

"Viva" Cuba

4:08 ' not just his The Count of Monte Cristo, The 3 Musketeers, The Nutcracker... and not only his Grandfather - his Father General 'Thomas' was No Joke either.

Throwback Tuesday Professor Hunter!!!

Thank you Dr. Carr📚 present and accounted for✍🏽

Dr. Carr for president!!!

This man needs to teach online cause the real history needs to be taught!

I would appreciate you guiding me towards certain books, that I'm not privy to.. Like the one you just brought up...Love My Brother!!!

Wow. Why cant I meet this type of beautiful mind in person. I love the structure of History.

@knarrative

3 жыл бұрын

Where are you? We will be taking this on the road when Rona and her Delta friend dies out.

@karenl7786

3 жыл бұрын

@@knarrative omg. Will be waiting eagerly in Chicago!

@JOYAINVA

3 жыл бұрын

@@knarrative please come to the Hampton Roads area of Virginia!!

"When We Were Kings" is an awesome documentary about the "Rumble in the Jungle" fight.

Great call on the "Exhibition Catalog", Doc. Somehow, I always associate Dumas with "The Three Musketeers". 📚

I read the Black Jacobins years ago. I think it will be to my benefit to re- read it. There are so many books on my reading list.

Frat, you have to stay focused on one topic at a time. I love your insight, however, it takes too much patience for me to stay engaged long enough to get it……lol. I enjoy your lessons. Keep educating us.

Thank you for this truth though these babies need this history lesson so they can know who they came from and what they're made of!!!!!

I want to hear more about the Revolution and Independence of Haiti. We always hear tragedy and no triumphs. Only disasters and famine. I gotta hear good news from my significant other’s Haitian matriarch. Where are the African Americans spreading the good news of what Haitian-Americans are doing for Haitians in Haiti... to keep the Revolution of their history alive and vibrant? What good is it to come back to America and not take wealth back to Haiti so they aren’t in need?

Thanks for another book suggestion. I'm buying The Black Count, today

Dr Carr you reminded me of the 2010 earthquake . I had run down to Howard to take my daughter something or do something with her and was recently gotten on 95 to travel home when the road shifted just as Founder’s shook .

Dr.Carr & Professor Karen Hunter wisdom with Impact Impacts.. Thk Professor Karen Hunter..#Sauceybrownyoutube

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Thank You For The Education As Always 👏🏾.

Is that your HU office? I do not remember it looking like that 😂

Thank you

Yes, talk about the great Patrice Lumumba.

Hey Dr. Carr...😍

"Viva Haiti" big screen T.V. like in New York times square all over Haiti so the people can learn what they forgot.

#DescendantsOfDumas👑 #Lineage♥️

Indebted in thank you's

The Think Tank Where Are We With That

The word coloni does not hold the same meaning it had during that timeline. Coloni meant Exported European Farm Slaves, Serfs, Peasants, Absorbers, Bonders, Saqaliba, and White.

“Legal humanity” = citizenship? where? Citizens aren’t human. The very definition of citizen is subject

Cricket lovely cricket🏏

By 1840, the South grew 60 percent of the world's cotton and provided some 70 percent of the cotton consumed by the British textile industry. Thus slavery paid for a substantial share of the capital, iron, and manufactured goods that laid the basis for American economic growth.

@corazoncubano5372

2 жыл бұрын

Of course it did.

Makandal and the Mosquito did the imperial forces a much deserved smack down!

"Haiti has to fail". If this is not an eye-opener, then I don't know what else it could be. I believe the same attitude is towards Africa. Some do not want a continent full of dark people to be independent and thrive as it can with all of it's resources. And yet African Americans think we are special (sarcasm). Our successes in the U.S. is often credited, by others, to the fact that we live here. And not just simply because we are capable.

@jamelcroley4562

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no, the black people born and raised in this country do not think you are special at all. What we see is, you coming here benefiting off our struggle and the gains we've made in this country and you have the nerve to act like you're better than us. My question is why won't you stay in your country and fight for equality and rights. You have one hundred times more people coming from your continent of Africa coming to the US than black americans going to the continent of Africa to live and prosper. Also your under the impression that all of you coming here are highly successful and the people living here are not. Your statement defines my response about you .

@Daya1828

3 жыл бұрын

Stop looking for your validation in all these places that have no authority to tell you your worth smh it’s such a pity party all the damn time. the other dark ppl on other continents don’t do that, incessantly. Only African Americans. It’s pitiful.

@jamelcroley4562

3 жыл бұрын

@@Daya1828 BS

@Daya1828

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamelcroley4562 the person commenting doesn’t know African American history and why the foreign NATIONALS (not black people) come to the continental US acting better than us. They see their National heroes as ALSO building this country, ESPECIALLY the heroes coming from Haiti. Marcus Garvey, need I say more....

What does Afrikania studies have to do with Haitians? Which African country were Bozales citizens of if they were held as Prisoners of War in Africa? Where's that book because I want to read it? Yet they ended up on a French Coloni. When French speak on Senegalese keep in mind they were not referring to Senegal nor people of West Africa and continued to call specific non African people Senegalese all the way up to WWII. Who were they referring to?🤔

15:00 🐕

Can dogs originated in Zaire my bad

Help me understand how is it Haiti won their independence from France but had to pay France all these year’s

How is it 30 million South Africans are living in poverty

The truth is the oldest dog breed is the basenji and he originates in the Democratic Republic of Congo they got everything they've ever done from us they just provided it

Black Jacobins or decendants of Jacob i.e. the yahudim

Black Wall Street (Mohren Straße). Now look at the language again and you should find Low & High Deutsch-Holländisch. It's not about race nor Colour. It's about Low vs. High Deutsch. Low is Black Dutch. Now head to Holland and you'll find it was Moriaan who ran the slave trade. Sir, that would be you! Black Wall Street was a German-American city inhabited by Low Germans or descendants of the UNION ARMY which was by law 100% Black members, Tri-Racials...

Wrooooooooooong. A yacobin comes from the house of king James. Wrooooooòoooong. The boule loses again.

Alexandre Dumas wasn't black

Again, I'm sure there must be a lesson in this video but I don't see it. What do Haitians have to do with Africa? They were the Creole Bozales held in Africa as prisoners of war. Therefore they could be the Indigenous Polish Mazur milithia but that does not make them Africans because POWs were not granted citizenship. Back then the word Creole meant White (Hvit) regardless of color. Before the Bozales were shipped to Haiti it was a European slave coloni managed by Arawak Indiens. Remember these words are all the same words in different Indo-Languages: N word, Originies, Aboriginals, N word, Pagans, Blacks, Indiens, and Mother. Now review history again and you'll see the truth is right under your nose. There were no non mixed Whites and there was no ethnic category called Race. The issue was religious beliefs. Black Supremacy was Slavery.

Judging by the good professors surname he is a Low Germanics therefore Black Deutschen. With that being said, Low enslaved High and exiled them from European soil. British, Scottish, and Irish were the top three largest slave populations shipped to North America by Low Deutschen and served as the largest slave population in the world held by Noble Blacks. How in the heck did a Carr end up as a slave because that factually never happened. Carr were always free men because Carr is Low Irish-Scottish and not High Irish Scottish. Your people do not believe in perpetual virginism therefore were the Pagan-Christians. Pagan Christians also enslaved Pagans (Aboriginals) in order to covert and marry them. Meaning your genealogy should show Central West European and West Africa (Austronesia). West Africans are Austronesians and that's where the slave trades were held. Europe, and Austronesia and that explains why North American DNA testing companies' results do not match with Low Deutsch company's results.