Dr. Greg Carr and Karen Hunter explore the idea that when we learn and teach ourselves, the ‘We’ emerges and…
What good is it to know a thing if that knowledge doesn’t translate into changing more than our individual condition…
Continuing to process this Israel-Palestine War, Dr. Greg Carr spends time thinking about the lens through which we should view…
In the wake of the war that has erupted in Israel, Dr. Greg Carr ties the history to our humanity.…
It is Indigenous People’s Day weekend and Amiri Baraka’s birthday. Dr. Carr and Karen discuss self-determination. It’s in the Social…
The real history behind Memorial Day has been diluted over the years. In 2021, many recognize the national holiday as…
This was a question posed this week at the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center’s Second Annual International Black Writers Festival at Howard…
Deion Sanders’ first victory with Colorado last week has sparked a lot of commentary around the role of Black coaches…
Professor Karen Hunter and Dr. Greg Carr discuss all things labor and literacy-related in the below episode. JOIN KNARRATIVE: https://www.knarrative.com; it’s…
Dr. Greg Carr discusses the 60th commemoration of the March on Washington through the words of Anna Arnold Hedgeman and…
Dr. Carr discusses the two-week journey in Nubia and Kemet and the lessons learned. If you haven’t joined Knarrative, consider…
Dr. Greg Carr, the People’s Professor, shares a story about a four-year-old on the Kemet Tour who asked Dr. Mario…