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Author of A Four-Eyed World
DAVID DUNAWAY is a Professor of English at the Universities of New Mexico and Sao Paulo, Brazil, and the author and editor of 10 books of history and biography. His award-winning documentaries are heard on NPR and internationally. He hosted a show on Albuquerque NPR affiliate KUNM for twenty years and has appeared on PBS, CNBC, and CSPAN’s Book TV. He resides in Los Ranchos, New Mexico. His new book is A Four-Eyed World: How Glasses Changed the Way We See.
In this episode, Author David Dunaway talks about his new book, A Four-Eyed World, which explains how eyeglasses have impacted human history and culture. Then, community organizer and nonprofit consultant Lakeland Barnes discusses how she became so engaged in activism so young.
