Dr. Alex Gee

Pastor Alex Gee's personal website: articles, audio, podcast and videos, Madison Wisconsin

Justified Journey Virtual Film Premiere

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Join us for a special evening of exploring the true history of our nation through Dr. Alex Gee’s journey into his own ancestry. If you want to understand how America’s legacy of the Black experience extends to the racial inequalities that still exist today, then you need to hear this story of family revelations and hope.

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How Black Christians Overcome The White Church That Drains Us: A Black Pentecostal Liberation Discussion With Elder Shumeca Pickett Of River City Church In Chicago

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This week is another special and timely episode that addresses the racial unrest in the U.S. and the world. Dr. Alex Gee is interviewed by Elder Shumeca Pickett Of River City Church In Chicago about the relationship between Black and White Christians, and the complexities of navigating multi-cultural faith communities. Everyone can learn from this honest and insightful conversation on faith and race in the Church.

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.