In Class with Carr

Denise Pines, founder of Tea Botanics and executive director of Pushout (about disparate treatment of Black girls in America's schools), discuss her tea that specializes in soothing menopause symptoms. #WellnessWednesday

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Deforest Soaries, host of "For Your Soul" on SiriusXM and founder of the debt-free movement, DFREE, discusses the high cost of education and why we must re-evaluate school.

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Where is education headed and is it worth it anymore? Karen and actress, professor and author, Anna Deavere Smith discuss higher education , incarceration and her latest book Notes From the Field.

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Karen and culinary anthropologist and Top Chef, Carla Hall, discuss culture, history and food. In this episode Carla and Karen talk about biscuits.

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Karen speaks with Authors William A. Darity and A. Kristen Mullen about their book "From Here To Equality" and the on going discussion around poverty and reparations.

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Karen and Attorney Shontavia Johnson, a patent and trademark expert, discuss the powerful people who worked to patent their inventions, despite the obstacles. In this episode Shontavia introduces us to Benjamin Montgomery.

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We are in a new Civil War...a spiritual Civil War. The race problem confronting America is ripping America to shreds. America has a heart condition. But James Baldwin was optimistic that a change is going to come...in 1960. Are you?

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"One knew where one was by knowing where the Negro was," said James Baldwin. Black people must be kept on the bottom in society so that white people will have certainty that they will never be there. In Part 2 of this interview Baldwin did in 1960, he explores how blackness has been defined only through the lens of white supremacy and whiteness...but that is changing.

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More the 17,000 patents created from the body of a black woman. Understanding the patent process and Henrietta Lacks.

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Dorothy Porter Wesley, one of the greatest librarians in history, refused to let black authors be crushed and forced into one of just two categories (slavery and colonialism). She changed the library system and gave breath to many great Black authors. #InClassWithCarr, Dr. Greg Carr gives the history. #OurStory.

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