Last week’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais brings into focus the fact that whiteness is not passive…
In the latest episode of “In Class With Carr”, episode 320 takes up a question as old as society itself…
This week’s “In Class With Carr” examines the Trump v. Barbara birthright citizenship case to explore questions of belonging, obligation…
As Karen Hunter and Dr. Greg Carr close out the Blackest History Month, the governments of the United States and…
This week’s In Class With Carr episode with Dr. Greg Carr and Karen Hunter kicks off Blackest History Month by…
What happens when a train barrels down a track and reaches a junction where the signal to slow or stop…
In this episode of In Class With Carr, Dr. Greg Carr and Karen Hunter discuss the election results across the…
In lesson 294 of In Class With Carr with Karen Hunter, the discussion focuses on real estate aggression targeting the…
In this week’s session, we explore how acts of cultural meaning-making through movement, memory, and art are pushing back against…
In this episode of In Class With Carr, Dr. Greg Carr and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Karen Hunter take on a…
What happens when manufactured grievances are used to shape politics, mass and social media, and even a sense of government?…
In today’s volatile global politics, relationships between people, groups and states are shaped by confrontation, compromise, containment and control. This…