The History of HBCUs and Carter G. Woodson with Howard University Professor Dr. Greg Carr

[@gordonwalters5145]

This woman is brilliant

[@toryjei9435]

Carter G Woodson wrote about OUR CURRENT SOCIETY from the 1930s. He was highly observant, intuitive, informed, gifted and relatable.

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Woww this is great channel.udo na ngozi

[@kokayiufanifu8309]

Love is Caring, Sharing & COOPERATION with Intention & Practice so that All human beings female & male might enjoy Good Health, Peace & Prosperity!

[@livefromplanetearth]

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[@petjeremiah8164]

I’m forever grateful for your knowledge Dr. Carr

[@ejonesjenkins6821]

Great clarity !!

[@Knowledgeseeker567]

I love this

[@ManickaThomas]

thank you!

[@josiegonsalves1756]

Dr. Carr!!!!!!!

[@cclove1]

Dr Carr forever representing! So proud to discover his brilliance

[@jihadoglesby]

Could not have been said better. agreed

[@KAM-rl6tz]

Me too! ✊🏾

[@ighsight]

I am working right now and won't be able to watch the full video until later but I just wanted to commend Manicka for the brilliant concept behind this channel. She had me at "The Afrocentric Social Worker".

[@shonclrke1045]

Excellent Content. This also applies to education.

[@ManickaThomas]

Thank you!

[@michaelmartin8653]

Super dope! Extremely informative and real AF!

[@ManickaThomas]

Glad you liked it!

[@thestimulus]

Preach Dr Carr! I wish you were at HU when Dr Alvin Thornton et als. Fought hard for y’all to be be here - when we were there - (Hint: who are we and places of knowing ) ......those of us who were and expected to demand, are still thirsty to hear Ancestors because that is all We are used to being or will listen to

[@geraldinebyrd4393]

WOW Dr. Carr thx for clearing that up about white invisibility. I will conscious about that from now on and share it with others.

[@kokayiufanifu8309]

JUST US!!!

[@HBCUBandTalk]

Dr. Carr is a gem in our community!!!

[@ejonesjenkins6821]

Thanks for the information on Md HBCU’s and Larry Hogan racist movement.

[@ejonesjenkins6821]

Thank you for checking the Obama illusion

[@kimc6867]

Thanks KZbin for bringing me to this video.

[@charismao5515]

This was an amazing conversation that I truly hope and need for you to have again!

[@cheryldurgans5672]

Appreciate you and Dr. Carr so much! One caveat though: Wilberforce University was established pre civil war in 1856.

[@p.w.7493]

Thank you for having this scholar, Dr. Greg Carr (the Walking Encyclopedia)!! He drops wisdom nuggets like no one else!! And, with him it's ALWAYS an opportunity to educate and share ancestral history no matter the forum!!!💯

[@faceouterspace]

THIS WAS BEAUTIFUL ON ALL LEVELS, THANKS FOR SHARING DOCTOR GREG CARR ON YOUR PLATFORM YOU GO GIRL!!!

[@ManickaThomas]

Thank you!

[@jweezy3n1]

" we get an affinity to people and sometimes stop being critical/ anaylictically of their policies" its okay to challenge people that look like us and hold them accountable for moving the baton further in the race.

[@bo2.4u6]

Don't forget Barack Obama came out of Harvard and what one could say that what he might know might fill a book but what he doesn't know could surely filll the library

[@Bigbossfilmworks]

We need these type of conversations in our children's classrooms.

[@mgraymatters]

Thank you! I’ve been asking the ancestors for Dr. Carr to teach on HBCU history and was about to make a request. Appreciate this. If anyone has information regarding Black opinions of General Howard, please let me know. Unsure if he remains unspoken of due to his slaughter of Native Americans. I can understand why he is not celebrated. However, I wonder about his reputation regarding the university; his intentions, his sincerity, (albeit hypocritical).

[@prestoncole8614]

Thank you Manicka Thomas. Wish you divine blessings beyond your social work experience. May your social work trajectory add a unique combination of history and social work to your studies, students and audience. That will restore the Black Genius in our Black children and adults who have reserved themselves an open minded and spirit for learning.

[@Trice44]

This video is wonderfully dense and I loved every second of it!!!! I will definitely be following up with the various resources and historical figures mentioned. Thank you Manicka for this VERY PRODUCTIVE conversation that provided ample amounts of historical info to help us know how to navigate presently and in the future! Looking forward to future chats like this one!

[@ManickaThomas]

Yay, thank you! you are so welcome!

[@marcustoney7762]

That's my guy! Go check him out on #Inclasswithcarr every Saturday with Karen Hunter. It's the largest african studies class in the world. Also check out Knarrative they go more in depth aside from the Saturday sessions!🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌🙌

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