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Black Birdseye View - Commentary by Robin Ess
by Robin Ess
The Black Birdseye View is a brainchild of Robin Ess, a columnist with the Carolina Call Newspaper, based out of Raleigh, NC. The Black Birdseye View offers an elevated perspective of people, places, and things. This online information base is meant to uplift and enhance the Black Experience in America.
Episodes
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The Modern-Day Black Revolution: A Response to the Resurgence of Anti-Black Sentiments and Movements by Camille Jack
The Modern-Day Black Revolution: A Response to the Resurgence of Anti-Black Sentiments and Movements by: Columnist: Camille Jack Poem: The Struggle Continues by Robin Ess
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Is RPD unlawfully targeting and framing black men?
Theme song "Soulfully"
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ALERT ALERT: One of eight cops indicted for framing 15+ black men. The remaining 7 still at large.
Black Ex-RPD cop indicted of obstruction of justice for his part in framing over a dozen black men who were charged with selling or trafficking heroin. The questions still remains....What about the other 7 cops? What about the black people who are still looked up on bogus charges? Indictment is…
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P.2 Attorney Dawn Blagrove Talks Law.
P.2 Attorney Dawn Blagrove Talks Law.
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P.1 Attorney Dawn Blagrove Talks Law.
Today I am introducing you to Attorney Dawn Blagrove. A graduate of Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) and of North Carolina Central School of Law, Blagrove earned Bachelor of Science degree in political science with a minor in Secondary Education, cum laude from Florida...
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Robin Ess and ABC News Anchor, Joel Brown Discuss RPD, The City of Raleigh and the 2 Million Dollar Settlement.
Contact Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman: (919) 792-5000 [email protected]
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Proof: The Audio Confession of a Child Predator
Jackal: Robin I am only about one thing and that’s forgiving and forgiveness. Me: You would be because you need forgiveness. Jackal: I’m only about forgiving and being forgiven. I can’t undo what I have done. I can’t make history all over. I done wrong. I’m sorry, and that’s all I can do. • If…
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DA REFUSES TO INDICT RPD COP INVOLVED IN FRAMING 15 BLACK PEOPLE (ACCUSED OF SELLING FAKE HEROIN) IN WAKE COUNTY NC...BUT INDICTED THE CI INVOLVED. WHY is RPD not Responsible for CI's they Pay?
4.26.21 Filed Complaint Washington Et Al v. Raleigh Et Al Sign the Petition Black Birdseye View on Facebook Black Birdseye View Website The Carolina Call Newspaper
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That Dog Don't Hunt
Click HERE to read it for yourself. Click HERE for the website Click HERE for BBEV on Facebook Click HERE for Tik Tok Click Here for Carolina Call Newspaper
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Breaking the Unspoken Code of Silence / Family Secrets, The Fall Out From the Truth
I am writing a book called Maternaless Instinct. It's a true story that shines the light on how common it is for a woman to pick a child predator over the child. The first half of its episode reflects my thoughts at the beginning of the year in January. The last part of this episode reflects my...
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Perspective / Martin Abdullah: What Does it mean to be Black in America?
I took the time to speak with Martin Abdullah to get his perspective on what it means to be Black in America.
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Follow-Up: If there was no evidence why where 15 Black People Locked up in the 1st Place?
Please copy, paste, and email the following questions to District Attorney, Lorrin Freeman. Demand Answers: [email protected] QUESTIONS FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY LORRIN FREEMAN: When did framing people and locking them up on trumped-up charges become a personnel matter? 1. Is it a…
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A Black Woman Speaks / Watsi M. Sutton
· Attorney Watsi M. Sutton graduated from Washington High School in 1994 with highest honors and then obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in 1997, graduating summa cum laude after only 3 years of college. · Attorney...
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It Makes no Sense
It Makes no Sense
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Red-Neck State
Written and recited by Robin Mills
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A Black Man Speaks / Martin Abdullah
I took the time to speak with Mr. Martin Abdullah. He is a Black Man, A Father of two Sons and two Daughters, He is a Muslim, and was once a police officer. I was most interested in his perspectives on the current climate surrounding police brutality against Black people in America.
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New Black Panther Party / Azrael LeBeau
New Black Panther Party / Azrael LeBeau Be on the lookout for more on this topic in this months edition of the Black Birdseye View in the Carolina Call Newspaper
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A Black Man Speaks / Travon Mcdougal
I had the pleasure of sitting down with TraVon McDougal, a resident of Raleigh, NC. I sought him out to interview specifically because I saw a photograph of him that was taken during the protests that followed the killing of George Floyd. The photograph was charged with so much energy that I had…
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Interview with Camille White-Jackson of Absolute Medical Coding Institute.
Interview with Camille White-Jackson (Mrs. Jay) of Absolute Medical Coding Institute. AMCI Website: https://www.absolutecodinginstitute.com/ AMCI Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AbsoluteMCS/ Black Bird's Eye View Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theblackbirdseyeview/ Black Birds Eye Website:...
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Interview with "Freeway" Ricky Ross
Interview with "Freeway" Ricky Ross
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Interview with Delphine Godley Sellars of Urban Community AgriNomics / Durham, NC
Interview with Delphine Godley Sellars of Urban Community AgriNomics / Durham, NC These week's Special Guest: Delphine Godly Sellars of Urban Community AgriNomics https://www.ucan.today Catawba Trail Farm 2080 Sawmill Creek Pkwy, Durham, NC 27712, USA (919)599-1533 [email protected]
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The Black Birdseye View is a brainchild of Robin Ess, a columnist with the Carolina Call Newspaper, based out of Raleigh, NC. The Black Birdseye View offers an elevated perspective of people, places, and things. This online information base is meant to uplift and enhance the Black Experience in America.
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