Crown Forum - September 22, 2016

Speaker: Greg Carr, Howard University

[@rhondapowell-sargeant]

I am amazed at how his words in 2016 are on time today.

[@bishopjd2]

Dr. Carr is one of my favorite scholars....

[@cclove1]

When I visited the museum, I appreciated what was there, however, I was dismayed that it didn't cover the beginning... Africa was a greater story to be told... Now we have to ascend to that old level of consciousness... We have much work to do... Dr Carr, keep dropping it, because our full story is literally, and figuratively too hot!

[@mgbl2808]

Calvin Love the Museum was not built to cover the entire African history, only since in America.

[@cclove1]

@@mgbl2808 so the question is why not?

[@Christallion77]

My heart is happy! Thank you, Dr. Carr.❤

[@p.w.7493]

Thank God for the ancestors who, with so very little to begin with, provided the framework and so much for us!! Thanks and BLESSINGS to those who continue to carry the TORCH, i.e., Dr. Carr!! He's a young Jegna, and as such, should be celebrated for all he continues to do to educate the next generation!! Stay STRONG!!!💕💯

[@romanbjohnson]

I am proud of my alma mater for choosing such a world-class, committed scholar!

[@wwadcom7421]

As an AU and MSM alumna, thank you for this epic sharing of our collective aspirations, commitments and dedications. Tears of PRIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SamoryBa]

Dr. Greg Kimathi Carr speaks on the power of Jegnoch at Morehouse College, the Living Tradition of Human Development that HBCUs represent, and the power of Memory in the empowerment of Africans and all humanity.

[@saroyafanniel8932]

An apt description of this presentation; totally on point. Dr. Carr is from the school of John H. Clark dances with Dr. Cornell West: his eloquence is back loaded with brutal, devastating honesty and delivered like a HIP Hop Grandmaster. ________________________

[@vonbrown2449]

I love this man

[@kwamezulushabazz]

Brilliant.

[@smitblow]

Exceptional!

[@Raynayk]

Will your ancestors be happy?