In Class with Carr

Karen answers a question from Twitter about colorism and explores what if Cyntoia Brown was a brown-skinned girl. Would there have been as much of an outcry over her sentencing and would she be free today?

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From Nipsey Hussle to how the Chinese have been planning for more than 25 years for a time such as this, Karen discusses with Becky Wang and Sinclair Skinner a range of topics that are both controversial and insightful.

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In Part 2 of Karen's discussions of the founding principles of America (white nationalism), she engages callers, who offer insight into how they are handling the threat of domestic terror at the hands of people rooted in preservation of "whiteness." The question: Will a made-up construct designed to oppress "the other" continue to rip at the fabric of America?

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America's foundation is rooted in racism, white nationalism and brutality. The mass killings are not anomalies, they are systemic. And either Americans are going to decide that the made-up construct of whiteness, which is at the root of the problems in America, should be eradicated, or the country will implode from within.

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In celebration of her awesome life and gift, Karen shares the impact Toni Morrison had on her and how her legacy will live on through us.

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In Part 2 of her discussion with Jian Khodadad, Karen explores the teachings of the Bahai faith and how we must come together as human beings...or face extinction.

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Karen talks with Jian Khodadad, a colleague and a friend who is a member of the Bahá’í faith, about religion and humanity. In the wake of the mass shootings in America, it's time to take a look at ourselves more deeply.

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In the wake of yet another mass murder in the United States, Karen discusses the truth behind what is motivating these domestic terrorists (mostly white males) to commit such atrocities. And she plays a clip from her interview with Ann Curry, who also talks about America's "truth" problem.

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Karen and her guest Andrew McCaskill (formerly of Nielsens) break down the economic history and power of the black community. And they take a look at where black people spend their dollars and why. Also, check out the five questions you should ask yourself before making a purchase.

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