A Former Black Cop’s Perspective on Police Reform: A Conversation With Corey Saffold
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Dr. Alex Gee keeps his Black Like Me podcast going with another perspective on the vital issues of our time. Interim Director of Safety and Security of the Verona Area School District, Corey Saffold, returns to the show to discuss his experience as a Black man in law enforcement and his inside view on police reform.
Inviting White Cops Into The Struggle: A Conversation With Former Cop Chad Melton
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Dr. Alex Gee brings his Black Like Me Live conversation to the podcast as he talks with a former white police officer. Chad Melton is now a pastor but brings his law enforcement experience to the conversations. Dr. Gee also connects with Anthony Ward, a former African-American police officer, to add a new perspective to recent events.
A Rant: Why Do White Women Call The Police On Black Men?
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Dr. Alex Gee shares his Facebook Live rant from a week that saw Amy Cooper’s reaction to a Black man in the park and George Floyd’s death from police violence. Dr. Gee gives an emotional response to these racially motivated incidents.
Justified Journey: A [Gee]nealogy Discussion on a Documentary Dedicated to My Family’s Story with Producer Greg Jeschke
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Dr. Alex Gee discusses the just released documentary, Justified Journey that follows the story of Dr. Gee’s discovery of his ancestry. Just as the [Gee]nealogy podcast series exposed the shocking history of the Gee family, including slavery, slave owner’s, and family secrets now revealed for the first time. This interview will give you the behind the scenes look at the year’s long path to the screen of this documentary.
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Justified Journey
Thanks to JDOG Productions, there is a new documentary out documenting my story of [Gee]nealogy as I trace my story. This piece details my journey discovering white relatives, including traveling to meet them in New Orleans and Mississippi.