Black Veteran
11 Episodes
4 African-American Military Veterans tell stories of their encounters with racism, prejudice, and favoritism from police and their supervisors while being enlisted in the United States Armed Forces.
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13:01Episode 1
Kashonna Parham
Episode 1
Former 68X Behavioral Health Specialist Kashonna Parham, an Army veteran, tells her experiences of racism, sexism, and prejudice while serving her 6-year enlistment in the armed forces.
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07:05Episode 2
Robert Maxie
Episode 2
Former 63A (A) M1A1 Tank Systems Mechanic Robert Maxie, another Army veteran, tells of his exposure to racism while serving 23 years in the armed forces.
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10:26Episode 3
Terry Raper
Episode 3
Former 35M Human Intelligence Collector Terry Raper goes into detail about how the Army tried to kick him out with a Dishonorable Discharge.
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04:34Episode 4
Michael Barks
Episode 4
Former Mechanized Infantry Officer Michael Barks tells how he was apart of a secret group of officers fighting against racism while serving in the Army.
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06:44Episode 6
Remembering 9-11
Episode 6
Executive Producer and Former Aviation Machinist Mate Terrance Brashun tells the story of what he was doing when the tragic events of 9/11 happened and how it inspired him to become a Black Veteran.
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Black Veteran Trailer
4 African-American Military Veterans. 4 different stories. 4 different views. All experienced racism, favoritism, or prejudice of some kind while serving in the United States Armed Forces.
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Kashonna Parham Q&A
Former 68X Behavioral Health Specialist Kashonna Parham gives her feedback during a Q&A session with Executive Producer Terrance Brashun.
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Robert Maxie Q&A
Former 63A (A) M1A1 Tank Systems Mechanic Robert Maxie gives his feedback during a Q&A session with Executive Producer Terrance Brashun.
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Terry Raper Q&A
Former 35M Human Intelligence Collector Terry Raper gives his feedback during a Q&A session with Executive Producer Terrance Brashun.
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Michael Barks Q&A
Former Mechanized Infantry Officer Michael Barks gives his feedback during a Q&A session with Executive Producer Terrance Brashun.
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Amazon Prime Letter
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This is the letter that I received a year ago when I was trying to submit Black Veteran to Amazon Prime. They denied the show based on the content quality but when I asked them to clarify what that meant so I could resubmit the show they told me that I couldn't try to appeal the decision and if I...