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S8 E169: Pass The Mic Series: The White Organizations Get Hired and Paid, But Black People Get Asked For Free Advice With Dr. Karen Reece

July 18, 2023 by Eli Steenlage

Dr. Gee brings Dr. Karen Reece back to the show to discuss the complexity of leading a Black focused organization in a majority white community. Dr. Reece brings first hand knowledge of working with white women in the non-profit sector with race relations involved. They talk about if you want different results in their kind of work, you need to try something different. Don’t miss this insightful and honest conversation.

Support the Show: patreon.com/blacklikeme

Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 8 Tagged With: alex gee, Black Like Me, cross-cultural, education, history, leaders, leadership, race, race relations, white women

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