Dr carr stays dropping knowledge and he stays deep respect

Our children and their children's children, need to know who they are as well as ourselves. Thx u

I am always fueled by the way Dr Carr connects the dots. Only he can do this type of sorting out for us. Thank you Dr. Carr!!!! I ain’t mad at ya! Lol!!!

@knarrative

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Whenever Dr. Carr speaks, I close my mouth, listen with undivided attention, and open mind.

I learn so much listening to Dr. Carr. If he stated a podcast talking about black history I would be the first to subscribe.

@knarrative Thank you all for this platform as a service to black people. God bless Professor Hunter and my Man!!! Dr. Greg Carr!!!! I visited NYC a couple of weeks ago towards the end of June. And I traveled between all 5 boroughs. I can't say that I had ever crossed or paid attention to the Tadeusz Kościuszko Bridge before in NYC. I remember that day looking up that name because it meant nothing to me. I saw that he was a military general and was of Polish-Lithuanian descent. It still meant nothing to me! BUT now after listening to Dr. Carr and reading more, it is coming together. Thank you Dr. Carr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man, that last statement made me even more determined to subscribe to Knarrative. Thank you, Dr. Carr, Ms. Hunter and team for all you do!!!

Once again a huge thank you Prof. Hunter and Dr. Carr for this power-packed information. I grew up in NYC (Brooklyn and Queens) and have crossed the Kosciuszko Bridge countless times and rode the Jamaica El to the station of the same name to visit my uncles, aunts, and cousins and never knew Kosciuszko was a person who attempted to assist African people.

Dr Carr, you went there. The last statement made me just sit here contemplating what was said. Jefferson made 4% annually off human trafficking! Damn.

@JOYAINVA

3 жыл бұрын

That was a gut punch for sure.

@kitani717

3 жыл бұрын

.. Dr GREG CARR... 'Greg' (You don't need nor require the title .. That I love about you....I am Virginia Kitani Bullock (Ms VKB -if you have to) what if those who held our ancestors in bondage under a Supreme force. The Infinite 'Creator'...like Jefferson had no real power except to pretend 'they' (his kind) were superior and 'ruled' over us the original of Humanity and the Universe? It is 'We' who need to 'know' and 'honor' our Creator, to this day... What do you say?

@nulightpros136

3 жыл бұрын

Africans as a commodity. has it changed?

@heathertea2704

3 жыл бұрын

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@azmadu

3 жыл бұрын

@@nulightpros136 Unfortunately not and if you saw what the United Nations said a few days ago it's quite appropriate right now. Countries engaged in inhumane brutality and racism against Black people must cease and desist and pay reparations.

I love this. As s child in the sixties, my Grandmother told me a word of mouth story about Thomas Jefferson. She told me about Sally Hemmings and her eight children by Jefferson. I went to school and told my teacher who denied it all. But, as we know this fact was proven fact on the Oprah Show years later and confirmed my Grandmother"s word of mouth story. So much of our history has come to us this way was dismissed but it is true. Thank you.

@rosslaverdure

3 жыл бұрын

Amen. Oral history has been a part of our DNA since before the whip. We were all djalis at one point or another. Thank you for sharing this.

@givenscommunications6307

3 жыл бұрын

I watched that show when it originally aired and remember this well. Your name looks familiar; I hope you are the young woman who was on that day telling your passed down family stories and how the teacher in school reacted. Amazing how DNA works! If anyone reading this can find the video, watch it. Memorable show with LOTS of memorable guests related to Thomas Jefferson!

@rebahenderson211

3 жыл бұрын

@ They found a room off Jefferson's study with a fireplace but no windows they believe was Sally Hemmings. There were eight children not one whose descendents are all Jefferson's. It was proven by DNA, brothers have close DNA but not the same DNA.

@rebahenderson211

3 жыл бұрын

@ This is the Naked Truth. My Grandmother told me as a child her Grandmother born in 1805 in Virginia named Mariah. Her Grandmother who was a midwife and herbalist knew Ms Sally as she called her had eight children by Thomas Jefferson and was the half sister of his wife. They had the same father. This is not idle gossip, DNA confirmed a story I had really dismissed

3 жыл бұрын

My grandmother told me her great uncle or something was an Indian chief - you know how that goes. You do understand human nature, don’t you. People say a lot of things.

This is why ADOS history is so important to know.

This is why Dr. Ed Robinson said "that African and African-American history needs to be taught in all schools and at all levels."

@lovingme1st973

3 жыл бұрын

Black parents need to educate themselves and not depend on a US school system that has no intrest in creating thriving black children

@theodavis9778

3 жыл бұрын

@@lovingme1st973: Bravo!!!

I love the Benjamin Banneker and Jefferson story, thanks Dr Carr another jewel that i never heard before, it's really appreciated.

Wow. This is an important story and piece of history. Thank you. Jefferson was a deeply selfish and narcissistic man.

Some of us want to learn, keep teaching us please. 💘

They won't teach this in black history month.

My ancestors were part of the enslaved Africans held at Jeffersons Concentration camp (plantation) and they were amongst the 104 Africans sold off to pay his debts. My 5th great grandfather Wormley Hughes was freed but 4 of his children and wife were sold off.

@niknikki86

3 жыл бұрын

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@augustusbrown5320

3 жыл бұрын

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World 🌎 history is black people history Thanks Dr. Carr

Thank you, Dr. Carr for teaching real history.

@knarrative

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening

Excellent said, The womb of a black woman.

Thanks again,Dr. Carr. At the Johnson House Historic Site several years ago, we had Dr. Maurice Jackson, associate professor of history at Georgetown University, spoke on his book, Let This Voice Be Heard: Anthony Benezet, Father of Atlantic Abolitionism. As I recall, when Dr. Jackson was asked why he chose to write about Benezet, he said that Dr. Carter G. Woodson and Dr. DuBois mention Benezet in their writings.

Carter G Woodson brought the receipts

@unapologeticallyblack8722

3 жыл бұрын

LOL, Yep!

Dr. Carr, God has blessed you with such a brilliant mind! As such, we are blessed in that we have the opportunity to learn from your teachings. May God continue to bless you and this platform.

@knarrative

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This is my 1st time checking out the channel.... it was so rich in knowledge thank you!

@knarrative

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome!

Brotha keep bringing those books out! I would like to build a wealth of historical resources of my own. I like the commentary on the books and page numbers and titles, so I can go get them and read for myself. Thank you!

Dang, that’s a serious mic drop at the end Dr Carr. LAWD have mercy! 😩 (“Thomas Jefferson found out the most valuable thing about Black people is the wombs of the Black woman.” Help me Holy Ghost!)

Make me think of that scene in The Color Purple (1985 Film) when Ms. Millie couldn't allow Ms. Sophia to have a day off because she needed someone to drive her home. 🤦🏾‍♂️

@augustusbrown5320

3 жыл бұрын

💯

@heathertea2704

3 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY!!! 😑

Wow! Great teaching I been to Jefferson and Washington plantation and was sicken I felt the spirit of our ancestors!

I gotta go listen to this whole episode again now!

Dr Carr dropping gems 💎 much respect for Dr Carr

Whhooo! That took my breath away

Jefferson was a lot of things, a good man wasn't one of them.

@QueenAnitaSoul

3 жыл бұрын

Tell It

I want to gift my time and organize your books so we all can see the titles-in theory. As long as it didn't mess up access to your resources. :) Thank you for gifting us this knowledge.

Just got here 7/27/21..... Could you tell us about Jefferson and the americans involvement with the embargo against Haiti for obtaining their independence from France and how it came about that Haiti had to pay France reparations.........??? Thank you for making these videos thank you for being who you are keep up the great work we need to have this in the public school curriculum I wonder why they're not teaching us the real history but professing that they love us and they are progressive and they are accepting of us yet insist on teaching us these fault these falshoods.... Also I've liked and shared and now I'm a proud subscriber to your channel keep up the great work✊🏽

In the words of my Grandmother, History can tell, History will tell, History will tell sooner or later Amen .

Check volney’s ruins of empires. Jefferson translated this book to English and was a friend of Volneys. Though he had a complete opposite view of the races.

Columbus told the queen of Spain slaves were as good as gold. Jefferson used Black babies as currency. This is why they are still seen as heroes in America today. Thank you Dr. Carr for your insight.

I thouroughly enjoyed how you presented this black history nugget on Jefferson; flat out arrogant racist that he was.

How dare y’all stop at last last sentence!? Wooooo!!! Thank y’all for this! This is so major

@knarrative

2 жыл бұрын

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@freedomwryta2983

2 жыл бұрын

@@knarrative already joined!

Stunning narrative by Dr. Carr.

The last part. Damnn. Thank you Dr. Carr

Man I been looking for this dude

@morrismims5327

3 жыл бұрын

Amen. Your look at history and view of white colonization will never be the same.

@petduro

3 жыл бұрын

you at the right place

Speaking Truth to Powet!!!

He's a walking encyclopedia, I hope to one day be the same.

To clarify several facts. You stated that the arrangement between Kosciuszko and Jefferson was in 1798. That would have placed it under the manumission law, owners right to free slaves without government approval, of 1782.This law was basically created by Jefferson's work. This law was changed due to the Gabriel Slave rebellion of 1800 and the fact that so many slave were freed in Virginia it frightened the populace. Therefore, a new manumission act was created in 1806 that virtually stopped manumissions. Also, the will in questioned was challenged in Court and finally resolved in 1852 by the Supreme Court invalidating the will with Jefferson.

Can anyone tell me did Dr carr talk about willie lynch

Wait what?? Why did this cut off? Where's the rest???

@knarrative

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! This is a clip from our In Class with Carr series... Join knarrative.com for the full-episode, and for unlimited access to Knarrative courses, exclusive content, interactive books, audio interviews and much more.

Thumbs waaaaay up!!!!!

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

Is this where the got the theme for the movie, "Gone with the wind?" Clark Gable was a gambler and he was always nice to "his enslaved people."

The 20$ has sold us down the river .

Slavery was purely economical and parameters were put in place to maintain it.

@knarrative

3 жыл бұрын

not purely...it was power, too.

@Mrtallaz

3 жыл бұрын

@@knarrative agree, power is one of the parameters.

@000amp1

3 жыл бұрын

Economical for sure. Some of us believe that slavery was about race hate against Black people. No, it was about using Black people for profit!! All of this hate mess came much later.

IT ALL COMES DOWN TOO HUMAN TRAFFICKING! Dr. Carr, I wish that you could teach this to all the young children that are coming after us. They need to know the history of the black man and woman who built this country who nourish this nation who gave their lives for those people. God bless you continue on doing what you need to do I support you 100%.

*Can we convict Thomas Jefferson of wape, posthumously, the way they pardon the innocent after death?*

I just love those slave owners that stated “when I die, in my will I’m gonna have y’all freed”. Well, I’m thinking… ‘that’s awful White of you, sir’

Isn't that that the lady who played homeboy mom's and Above the rim🤔

@knarrative

3 жыл бұрын

yup

Founding Father.....

U wouldnt know any ransoms would you?

Wow

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So child support court and being incarcerated has to 19th Century documented evidence. #BangBangBang

Doubting Tomas themas Thomas. Bible speak on this name as well.

Dr.carr. how did those enslaved Africans find out about the money for there freedom?

@knarrative

3 жыл бұрын

people overhear and then talk...

Great talk, I just don't think the slaves were from Africa. We were here way before Columbus

@000amp1

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, Black people were present in pre-Columbian America. African explorers from Mali came to the Americas in the 1300's. I read a book in the 70's titled "They Came Before Columbus". I still have the book on my shelf. In it the author, Ivan Van Sertima, chronicles African presence in America long before Columbus. Fast forward to the transatlantic slave trade of the 15th century. While working in West Africa in the 80's, I visited Bunce Island, the old British slave fortress in Sierra Leone. This fortress was used to transport Africans to the American colonies.

@ArticSun

3 жыл бұрын

@@000amp1 good read, but there are more books out there, information has been hidden.

@danielharrison52

3 жыл бұрын

I believe it. But from where did those black people originate?

@ArticSun

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielharrison52 they came from Alkebulan, Pre- Colonialism .

@ArticSun

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielharrison52 I'll go a step further there were millions of melanated indigenous individuals here before Anglo-Saxons came on the mayflower.

Thomas Jefferson and his Enslaved Africans!

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Powerful

Modupe Baba

Where is the rest of this video.... I do not believe we as people of African descant really understand slavery and it's machinery. We think in term of the labor and cruelty and inhuman treatment. That brutality was used to force us to work, keep us afraid and inline. I have spent years thinking to myself, why did the Europeans specifically choose Africans to enslave..... As I learn more history and how our people live on the Continent it became clear to me It started 2000 years ago when Alexandra the Greek invaded Africa. He found a people that were educated, resourceful, hard working and civilize. They got thing done. Between 332 B.C.E and 1300 A.D. Africans built the Byzantine Empire for the Europeans. Spain would not be the country it is if not for the Africans. The first Christian Church and University was design and built by Africans for the Europeans. It is called the Hagar Sofia, the building still stands today. The European knew what we could do, and they knew that we could of build the new world as they called it the same way we build other civilizations And we did. It was not by accident African were enslave, it was a well thought out and executed plan. No one talks about the captured Africans who worked on the St. Peter Basillia, known today as the Vatican.... Look at the design of that building and that of the Hagar Sophia and see the same features... That in it's self goes into another history.

@knarrative

3 жыл бұрын

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“At first WHite glance...” - that sounds about right 😎

And what about Sally Hamings and the children they had.

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Linward X Cathcart phoned Farrakhan after Malcolm was executed. Farrakhan drove from Boston to the Newark mosque in early hours of February 21 1965 and all the assassins were from that mosque

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I would love to date ur room? I see u have a very lovely edification of beauty & God’s knows I would love getting to know ur room freely I come freely I go never leaving returning unto what I learn how I know to grow.

Thomas Jefferson a Great Hero!!!

Thomas Sowell!!!

Did you ever hear of context? Perhaps, you should be more concerned that Africa leads the world today in human slavery?

The descendants of the slaves should sue Jefferson’s white family members for what $20,000 would be today plus pain and suffering

You do realize that Black folks had slaves, too in America.

Your better off reading Thomas Sowell. All future thinkers rise up. Let's stop focusing on the pass. Leave it for the classroom.