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S11 E205: “It Feels Out Of Control”: How White People Are Processing This Political Moment With Jeremy Holiday And Eli Steenlage

June 24, 2025 by Eli Steenlage

Dr. Gee had been hearing reactions from his white friends that they are surprised and deeply discouraged by what our government is doing to American society. To hear a just few perspectives on this political moment, podcast producers Jeremy Holiday and Eli Steenlage join the conversation to talk about their own feelings and what they are hearing. Dr. Gee highlights some of the differences between what the Black community and white community understand and see happening right now. The Black community has been trying to say that things are out of control historically and this is just another phase of it.

Also, after hearing all of the Black Ice Breaker questions and responses, don’t miss how Jeremy and Eli react to the cultural differences and similarities. Going deeper, they share what has surprised them as they have learned more about Black culture. 

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Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 11 Tagged With: alex gee, Black Like Me, cross-cultural, education, history, leaders, leadership, race, race relations

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