Rev. Dr. Alex Gee's personal website: articles, audio, Black Like Me Podcast and videos, Madison Wisconsin
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Dr. Alex Gee explores his journey into a discovery of his family’s past that held unknown secrets in this special series. You won’t want to miss this exciting and insightful telling of Dr. Gee’s personal family history and the historical repercussions for America.
Dr. Gee’s sister, Lilada Gee, joins him for an in-depth discussion about the state of American race relations in light of their family discoveries.
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Dr. Alex Gee explores his journey into a discovery of his family’s past that held unknown secrets in this special series. You won’t want to miss this exciting and insightful telling of Dr. Gee’s personal family history and the historical repercussions for America.
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Dr. Alex Gee talks with Maurice (Mo) Cheeks about his community activism and local political work. As an alder on the Madison Common Council, he represents one of the most diverse districts in the City of Madison. Mo has been named among the 25 Most Influential People in Greater Madison by In-Business-Magazine, and later that same year was named among the 28 Most Influential African Americans in Wisconsin by Madison365.
Madison primaries: February 19, 2019
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Dr. Alex Gee sits down with two other Black preachers in Madison, Rev Marcus Allen and Rev Everett Mitchell, to discuss the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr on social justice and Black churches. They have a fun conversation about Black church’s role since King and seeing the resurgence of social justice in the church now.
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Dr. Alex Gee has an open conversation with Jay Sodey, Sr. Vice President of Consumer Banking at Associated Bank, about a personal incident in the company’s bank. You won’t want to miss this story of racial reconciliation and how a company can work toward improving their community. Sodey demonstrates personal and business integrity and a commitment to growth in race relations.
Don’t forget to share your photos of eating at Tamearra Dyson’s restaurant Souley Vegan to Dr. Alex Gee’s Facebook or Twitter pages. If 50 people visit the restaurant, Dr. Gee will make a special podcast visit to the Bay Area.
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Dr. Alex Gee provides some commentary on his writing about how we use screens. He plans to get more out of life with real connections in 2019 and helps listeners see the chance for change in their own lives.
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