S9 E178: Black Like Mama: A Look At Life After My Mom’s Recent Passing
Black Like Me
English - February 06, 2024 08:00 - 1 hour - 139 MB - ★★★★★ - 227 ratingsSociety & Culture Government nehemiah alexgee alexgeepodcast blackculture blacklikeme blacklikemepodcast justifiedanger madison race racetoequity Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
On this special episode, Dr. Alex Gee and his sister Lilada Gee reflect on the passing of their mother, Ms. Verline Gee. They celebrate her memory with stories and insights from her life. For decades, Ms. Verline created a profound impact in the Madison community as a mentor to young leaders, social worker, poet, published author, family therapist, faith community leader, and, above all, a cherished mother and grandmother.
Through their mother’s experiences, Dr. Gee and Rev. Lilada are able to explore historical and racial conditions in the period of her life. They reflect on the strength of her character and the lessons they learned, as well as her great intellectual sense of humor. Don't miss the heartfelt and honest conversation around the life of a powerful Black community mother.
Learn more about Ms. Verline Gee's story
Dr. Gee and Rev. Lilada invite you to make a donation to The Center for Black Excellence and Culture, allowing us to share Verline Gee's incredible story and continue her legacy of community building through a senior space and senior programming dedicated in her honor: https://givebutter.com/xieAH6
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