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S4 Ep. 96: Justified Journey Documentary: A [Gee]nealogy Discussion on a Documentary Dedicated to My Family's Story with Producer Greg Jeschke May 26, 2020

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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.

Watch the documentary online here.

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[Gee]nealogy Podcast Series

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S4 Ep. 95: Can Blacks and Asians Unite To Overcome The Racism Uncovered By COVID-19? May 19, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee sits down for a return visit with his good friend Peter Ahn to share about the Asian-American experience during the COVID-19 crisis. Dr. Gee and Peter discuss connections between their cultures, how it has shaped them and their friendship, and shed light on racism in their communities. They want to help guide the way with their shared experiences during and beyond this crisis.

Sign statement to support Asian-American Community

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S4 Ep. 94: Birth Behind Prison Bars: A Mother & Son's Triumph Over Mass Incarceration May 12, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee speaks with Jacquelyn Hunt and her son Julian about their relationship for a special Mother's Day episode. Jacquelyn and Julian share their amazing story together that began in prison. Don't miss this very personal story.

Redeemed Through Recovery Book by Jackie Hunt

Learn more about Jacquelyn's work: F.O.S.T.E.R.

Watch A Picture Is A Thousand Words Video Commentary

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S4 Ep. 93: Black Joy, Self Care, And Black Perspectives On Harry Potter: An Interview With Dr. Jamila Lyiscott May 05, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee talks with Dr. Jamila Lyiscott about her inspiring perspectives on black culture and community. Dr. Lyiscott is a community engaged scholar, a nationally renowned speaker, author, and a spoken word artist. She serves as an Assistant Professor of Social Justice Education at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a Senior Research Fellow of Teachers College, Columbia University's Institute for Urban and Minority Education (IUME). Across these spaces, Jamila's work focuses on racial justice, community engagement, and youth activism in education through the lens of what she has termed, "Vision-Driven Justice."

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Book: Black Appetite. White Food.

Ted Talk: 3_Ways_To_Speak_English Ted Talk: Why_English_Class_Is_Silencing_Students_Of_Color

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S4 Ep. 92: Wrestling With White Privilege: Kyle Korver of the NBA Milwaukee Bucks on Vulnerability in Sharing Your Story Apr 28, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee talks through Kyle Korver's journey to publicly address the white privilege and racism in himself and professional basketball. This deeply honest and vulnerable conversation will be helpful for those that are seeking to be allies. Don't miss Korver's reflection on the article "Privileged" that he wrote one year ago and the impact it has had on his personal and professional life.

Read Kyle Korver's article, Privileged

Kyle Korver and His Utah Jazz Teammates Talk Racism and the NBA, The Players' Tribune

Kyle Korver NBA Stats:

4th all-time in NBA history for 3 pointers made
Holds an NBA record for 3 point % in a single season (.536 in 2009-2010).
2015 NBA All Star
2015 NBA Sportsmanship Award

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S4 Ep. 91: Why Don't Doctors Take Their Black Patients Seriously?: Rev. Dr Marcus Allen Shares His Mother's Story Apr 23, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee talks with Rev. Dr. Marcus Allen about his deeply personal experience with COVID-19 in his family and the health care system. Allen shares his mother's story and frustration with dealing with the health care system while being a person of color.

Read Madison 365 article: Mt. Zion pastor seeks answers after mother denied test, then diagnosed with COVID19

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S4 Ep. 90: Beating COVID-19 Only To Face Wisconsin's Voting Debacle: Talking with State Rep. David Bowen Apr 21, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee interviews Representative David Bowen about his experience recovering from COVID-19 early on in the pandemic in Wisconsin. Being so close to the crisis and the unfolding primary election in Wisconsin, Rep. Bowen has a personal perspective on impact of the pandemic on the African American community. Read more about his response in The Guardian article he authored.

Connect with Rep. Bowen here:

Facebook

Twitter

Instagram: @bowen4action

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S4 Ep. 89: Defending Black Girlhood: Discussing The Powerful New Podcast Of Rev. Lilada Gee Apr 14, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee hosts the return of his sister, Rev. Lilada Gee, to announce her new podcast, Defending Black Girlhood. Check our her show now! Defending Black Girlhood Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Liladagee/

Instagram: @liladasart

Society 6 Red Bubble : Black Girl Joy Black Like Me Episode: S3 Ep. 57: White Women's Tears and "White Fragility": An Interview With NY Times Best Selling Author and Anti-Racism Scholar Dr. Robin DiAngelo

S4 Ep. 88: Is This Pandemic Racist?!: COVID-19's Disproportionate Attack On Blacks with Dr. Luther Gaston, MD Apr 07, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee has a conversation with Dr. Luther Gaston, MD over Zoom about the latest information on the coronavirus and COVID-19. Dr. Gaston demystifies much of the information going around and gives detailed tips and recommendations. In particular, he gives perspective on the impact of COVID-19 on African Americans.

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S4 Ep. 87: A Case Study In White Allyship: Seeing Our Schools Through The Eyes of Black Parents Mar 31, 2020

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Dr. Alex Gee talks with three white parents of kids in a local Madison school who have been joining anti-racism efforts in reaction to an incident with a black child. Listen in to the revealing conversation with Kate Kaio, Jeremy Holiday, and Eli Steenlage as they navigate their own equity journey while trying to support the black family, the African-American community, and the school community.

Read the Cap Times Article, "Fragile Trust," about the family involved in the school incident.

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