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justified anger

S8 E159: Pass the Mic Series: Behind The Scenes With Two Eager White Guys Featuring Jeremy Holiday and Eli Steenlage

April 12, 2023 by Eli Steenlage

For this episode of the Pass the Mic Series, get an inside look at the cross-cultural production team dynamic of the Black Like Me podcast itself. Producers Jeremy Holiday and Eli Steenlage ask Dr. Gee about mentoring and leading ‘eager white men’ who want to be part of the racial justice movement. The conversation covers the importance of building cross-cultural relationships, following Black voices, and showing up when it matters. 

Support the Show: patreon.com/blacklikeme

Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 8 Tagged With: alex gee, Black Like Me, justified anger, pass the mic

S8 E158: Pass the Mic Series: True Power Is Creating Space For Others To Flourish With Dr. Tony Chambers

March 28, 2023 by Eli Steenlage

The Pass the Mic leadership series continues with the return of Dr. Tony Chambers to the podcast. Dr. Gee and Dr. Chambers exchange stories and insights on their leadership values. In their conversation, Dr. Gee digs into the circumstances that led him to write the Justified Anger article in 2013 and recalls the exact moment that he felt the American dream fade. Dr. Chambers also brings the idea of gratitude into the role it plays in leading others.

Listen to Dr. Tony Chambers’ first appearance on Black Like Me in Season 3.

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Filed Under: Black Like Me, Season 8 Tagged With: alex gee, Black Like Me, justified anger, pass the mic

The Hyperbole of MLK Day

January 15, 2018 by Alexander Gee

MLK after his release from Birmingham Jail in 1963.

Stay with me, please. I am not attempting to commit the civil rights equivalent of the unpardonable sin. I wish to make a point.

My love for MLK is undeniable.

I admired King on television as a child. I remember being sent home from kindergarten on Chicago’s westside the day he was assassinated. I watched the flames of looted buildings from our third floor apartment building windows as grief stricken (and some opportunistic) people torched Chicago’s busy streets.

Blacks asked…

“Who will lead our marches now?”

“Who could challenge local, state and federal leaders now?”

“Who’d fill the shoes of assuring our dignity and legacy as Black people now?”

Whites commented…

“He was so articulate!”

“He was the first Black we could follow”

“He could speak about voting rights for Black and still voice our ‘American’ concerns about the Viet Nam War!”

The world paused in mourning…and the hyperbole began.

[Read more…] about The Hyperbole of MLK Day

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: alex gee, justified anger, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, MLK

A Shoutout to Black Women Voters in Alabama

December 19, 2017 by Alexander Gee

Filed Under: Blog, Video Tagged With: alabama, alex gee, black women voters, justified anger, nehemiah, selma, voting rights

Reflections on Race Conversations

November 13, 2017 by Alexander Gee

Filed Under: Video Tagged With: alex gee, Cap Times, Idea Fest, justified anger, madison, race

Dear White People: It is still NOT the time to change the name of Justified Anger.

November 7, 2017 by Alexander Gee

Filed Under: Video Tagged With: alex gee, justified anger, madison, racism, wisconsin

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