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Season 1

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Real Black History for White Allies: A First Step Towards Racial Unity

May 22, 2018 by Alexander Gee


Dr. Alex Gee hosts a discussion about the African American History Course started by Justified Anger. His guests are some of the team behind the course, including Harry Hawkins (Executive Vice President of Nehemiah/Justified Anger) and Dr. Karen Reece-Phiffer (Director of Program Research/Evaluation for Nehemiah/Justified Anger). One of the course participants, Chris Wood, also joins the discussion to share how attendees are transformed by the content and experience of the course.

Hear how the team approached the design and facilitation of the course program. The class aims to move past intellectual exercises and into emotional understanding and action. With an academic approach, the course balances engagement with the head and the heart.

As referenced in the podcast, here is a link to the Race to Equity Report statistics, as well as the Race to Equity website for more details.

For more, go to nehemiah.org. If you are looking to possibly sign up for the class, join the Justified Anger newsletter list to receive updates about when next classes will be offered here.

Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 1

A Tribute to My Mother

May 14, 2018 by Alexander Gee


On a special Mother’s Day episode, Dr. Alex Gee reflects on the journey of his mother through her story of perseverance, strength, and family. His mother’s book of poetry provides insight into the Black experience in America and wise lessons that a mother passes on to her family.

Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 1

Whitesplaining

May 8, 2018 by Alexander Gee


On this episode Dr. Gee tackles some of the common arguments heard from White people when trying to explain racist commentary. Hear his thoughts on “All Lives Matter” and other popular phrases in American culture. Dr. Gee also shares his own encounters with whitesplaining.

Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 1

Can a Black Soul Food Restaurant Really Be Vegan? (Guest Tamearra Dyson, featured chef on Food Network)

May 1, 2018 by Alexander Gee


Dr. Gee talks with owner and chef, Tamearra Dyson, of Souley Vegan in Oakland, CA. She has been cooking her signature vegan dishes since the age of 18 and was recently featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives on the Food Network.  Listen as she shares her deep love for food and expertise with Dr. Gee.

Tamearra is currently working on what will be a combination of a cookbook and autobiography. Look for the book by the end of the year.

Click here for the iTunes link.

Click here for the YouTube link.

Souley Vegan is franchising and any interested parties should email Tamearra@souleyvegan.com

Check out Tamearra Dyson’s website to get updates on her book and franchises. www.souleyvegan.com

Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 1

Starbucks, Donald Trump, and Ventriloquist Dolls: How Trump is Saying What America Has Always Been Thinking

April 24, 2018 by Alexander Gee


Dr. Gee has a fun and honest conversation about recent issues in America with guests Lilada Gee (Lilada’s Livingroom/Black Woman Heal) and Kaleem Caire (Founder/CEO of One City Early Learning Center). Dr Gee discusses Donald Trump as a ventriloquist doll sitting on the lap of America, a mouthpiece for white fragility. They also discuss the Philadelphia Starbucks incident and the concept of White space.

Click here for the iTunes link.

Lenny the Lion and Terry Hall Ventriloquist

Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 1

The Paradox of Being a Black Police Officer with Officer Corey Saffold

April 17, 2018 by Alexander Gee


On this episode Dr. Gee asks Madison Police Officer Corey Saffold the tough questions about the tension between race and law enforcement. Officer Corey Saffold shares his experience as a Black police officer. Their conversation covers racial profiling, police procedure, and police shootings of unarmed Black individuals. Dr. Gee also relates his personal experiences of racial profiling with law enforcement.

Click here for the iTunes link.

You can find more from him at www.coreysparadox.com or email him at corey@coreysparadox.com.

Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 1

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