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Alex Gee on sustaining Madison's Black community and culture

The Center for Black Excellence and Culture founder and CEO Alex Gee discusses the opening of a new $31 million multi-purpose facility in Madison to celebrate African American communities and culture.

By Murv Seymour | Here & Now

May 6, 2026 • South Central Region

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Alex Gee on opening a facility to celebrate African American communities and culture.

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