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Like It Is – Gil Noble with John Henrik Clarke (1990)
Uploaded by mufasa101 on April 2, 2019 at 2:34 am
Like It Is – Gil Noble with John Henrik Clarke (1990)
Rare episode of the NY Public Affairs show LIKE IT IS featuring Gil Noble in conversation with historian John Henrik Clarke for the full hour. From The Out of The Woods Archive. Presented for Historical reference. Please feel free to like, comment, subscribe.
John Henrik Clarke (born John Henry Clark, January 1, 1915 – July 12, 1998), was an American historian, professor, and a pioneer in the creation of Pan-African and Africana studies, and professional institutions in academia starting in the late 1960s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Henrik_Clarke
Rare episode of the NY Public Affairs show LIKE IT IS featuring Gil Noble in conversation with historian John Henrik Clarke for the full hour. From The Out of The Woods Archive. Presented for Historical reference. Please feel free to like, comment, subscribe.
John Henrik Clarke (born John Henry Clark, January 1, 1915 – July 12, 1998), was an American historian, professor, and a pioneer in the creation of Pan-African and Africana studies, and professional institutions in academia starting in the late 1960s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Henrik_Clarke
My brother and I would watch this every Sunday afternoon at 1pm religiously on Channel 7. I was particularly looking for this episode. Thank you so much!
Right on! Agreed, these films are an Absolute Gold Mine of Black Knowledge; and what we as a people have always needed to hear. It is historically evident that we are the earth, all powerful, and all knowing; but have been systematically subject to the most diabolical of schemes contrived by inferiors to keep us ignorant as to what we really are.
I remember this man primarily for his close relationship to brother Malcolm X. If I recall correctly, he was featured on the documentary ‘Make It Plain’ detailing the legacy and impact of Malcolm. This is a very brilliant brother and Malcolm X, himself, adored John Henrik Clarke.
I understand that a lot of black people want to look towards Africa as our heritage but why would we look past a very deep Black Heritage over here… that we have placed Blood Sweat years Souls AND lives of angst into… I understand what people speak of are strained relations with our family from the motherland but let me state that I've noticed that when they meet brothers and sisters over here who have some knowledge and understanding of both of our plights the African response is usually the same as if they were speaking to some no good Nigga on the streets.
Too many times have I come across one of them driving Uber or in a local grocery store, sparking conversation and all they speak of is using good opportunities the opportunities that are over here they don't see none of the b***** just the opportunities and so it lets me know that they're acting as if they don't see it… kind of ironic how those from places of social Torment coming to this land and somehow become blind to the torment of others around them.
And I don't have any beef with them for that specific response…they just bring the reality to us that perhaps even though it is our source… the brothers and sisters over there having gone through whatever process that they've gone through be set by programming of Europeans or anglos or Devils whatever you choose to fit these cretins cultural perspective…. THAT programming is too far good and too far gone for us to do this one big huge embracement and overlook what we're dealing with in our respective National realities.
Our situations are a lot more dire than what we often Express them to be.
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Thank you posting!
My brother and I would watch this every Sunday afternoon at 1pm religiously on Channel 7. I was particularly looking for this episode. Thank you so much!
Right on! Agreed, these films are an Absolute Gold Mine of Black Knowledge; and what we as a people have always needed to hear. It is historically evident that we are the earth, all powerful, and all knowing; but have been systematically subject to the most diabolical of schemes contrived by inferiors to keep us ignorant as to what we really are.
Gil Noble had the bravest media platform of that time and this
Dr. John Henrik Clarke.
Hard to believe Dr. Clarke's been gone 20 years; thank you for posting this; hoping a new generation is able to discover all that he meant to us.
I remember this man primarily for his close relationship to brother Malcolm X. If I recall correctly, he was featured on the documentary ‘Make It Plain’ detailing the legacy and impact of Malcolm. This is a very brilliant brother and Malcolm X, himself, adored John Henrik Clarke.
Thanks for uploading!
EXCELLENCE! My BaBa – Dr. J. H. Clarke is the most intelligent, important and dignified historian ever to grace this earth!
"I only debate my equals. ALL OTHERS, I teach." – Dr. Clarke ….. (My favorite quote from ANYONE… EVER!)
I am praying Africa steps into greater motherhood Ma'at.
Information is POWER…thanks baba Clarke…
I understand that a lot of black people want to look towards Africa as our heritage but why would we look past a very deep Black Heritage over here… that we have placed Blood Sweat years Souls AND lives of angst into… I understand what people speak of are strained relations with our family from the motherland but let me state that I've noticed that when they meet brothers and sisters over here who have some knowledge and understanding of both of our plights the African response is usually the same as if they were speaking to some no good Nigga on the streets.
Too many times have I come across one of them driving Uber or in a local grocery store, sparking conversation and all they speak of is using good opportunities the opportunities that are over here they don't see none of the b***** just the opportunities and so it lets me know that they're acting as if they don't see it… kind of ironic how those from places of social Torment coming to this land and somehow become blind to the torment of others around them.
And I don't have any beef with them for that specific response…they just bring the reality to us that perhaps even though it is our source… the brothers and sisters over there having gone through whatever process that they've gone through be set by programming of Europeans or anglos or Devils whatever you choose to fit these cretins cultural perspective…. THAT programming is too far good and too far gone for us to do this one big huge embracement and overlook what we're dealing with in our respective National realities.
Our situations are a lot more dire than what we often Express them to be.
I've only heard of this man recently in the last year or two. Very insightful. Salute
LIKE IT IS!!!!!!!!- I used to watch this show as a freaking 5 year old!! Beeeeeeen Conscious!!!
REST IN POWER OUR EMINENT THOUGH HONORABLE ANCESTOR WHO TAUGHT TRUE WISDOM, KNOWLEDGE, INNER AND OVERSTANDING LESSONS OF BLACK WORLD HISTORY !
I just found this channel. I love it!
Yes it is some GREAT KNOWLEDGE
An Absolute gold mine of black knowledge!……….applause to the uploader for this!