season3 Archives - Through Black Eyes: Unfiltered

20 Jul S3, Episode 5: Policing in the Black Community (Part 2)

Posted at 22:22h in episodes, season3

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20 Jul S3, Episode 4: Policing in the Black Community (Part 1)

Posted at 22:08h in episodes, season3

[vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][vc_column_text]In this episode community psychologist, Dr. Marvin Dunn and former community college dean Dr. Raymond Dunn in an insightful discussion about policing in the black community. Their guest, Mrs. Shirley Gibson, is the former mayor of Miami Gardens,...

14 Jun TBE Special: George Floyd

Posted at 09:17h in episodes, season3

In this episode, Dr.’s Raymond & Marvin Dunn sadly will discuss the murder of George Floyd and attempt to answer the question, “Will this murder move the "needle of improvement" in the fight for blacks to have equal rights in America?"Dr. Raymond Dunn uses Black...

26 May TBE Special: Ahmaud Arbery (Part 2)

Posted at 14:49h in episodes, season3

After the taping of Part 1 of our special on the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, Dr. Marvin Dunn stated that he would keep us updated on any progress made in the case. Here is an update so far....

26 May TBE Special: Ahmaud Arbery (Part 1)

Posted at 14:40h in episodes, season3

In this special Through Black Eyes: Unfiltered, Dr. Marvin and Dr. Raymond Dunn discuss the killing of Ahmaud Arbery. It will not be discussed from the TV soundbites we are all familiar. Nor will it be discussed from a point of isolation, as if this...