Podcast appearances and mentions of Cedric L Alexander

On today's special episode of Christopher Lochhead: Follow Your Different, we have a deep conversation about the State of America. The United States of America is facing some meaningful challenges right now, and who better to help us unravel everything than Dr. Cedric Alexander. Dr. Cedric Alexander had a 40-year career in policing, public service, and mental health. He is the former police chief and Public Safety Director in DeKalb County, Georgia. He is also the former police chief of Rochester, New York, where he served as the federal security director in the TSA. Dr. Alexander also served on President Obama's Task Force on 21st century policing. He is also the author of the hit book, The New Guardians: Policing in America's Communities for the 21st century. Now, you often see Dr. Alexander on TV, or even up on a stage giving a speech. But unlike the TV where you only get a few minutes with him, today we go deep in an incredibly thoughtful conversation in a way that you only can on a real dialogue podcast.   Dr. Cedric Alexander on the Upcoming Elections The conversation started off on the topic of the upcoming midterms on 2022, and the subsequent presidential election on 2024. Particularly, on whether people could expect violence during these times, with regards to the events that unfolded last election. Being a former lawman himself, Dr. Cedric Alexander can't help but think about it as well. With regards to what happened in the 6th of January in 2021, it has certainly created a great deal of pause and concern for the country. As for his perspective, Dr. Alexander thinks that there is too much politics and taking sides involved that the Right and the Left are so divided. He finds it difficult to take sides with one or the other, because his concern and ideas require both sides to work together to fix the nation. “It's very difficult to me for me to take sides with one over the other, because I think politics get played all the way around. What I'm concerned about is not their politics, but this nation as we know it.” – Dr. Cedric Alexander   Sit Down and Talk When asked if there is a chance for both sides to have a more civil dialogue as opposed to inciting violence whenever they don't get the desired results, Dr. Alexander has this to say: “My thought is that both sides of the aisle, in my humble opinion, struggle for good leadership. Leadership that is not grounded in the party you belong to. Leadership that is grounded in the fact that we have to work together to find a way, or we're going to continue to be in this very risky posture that we are in right now. “  – Dr. Cedric Alexander In order to avoid a repeat of what happened on January 6, it's going to take leadership coming from both sides of the aisle. Not political leadership, but humanistic leadership. A leadership with proper morals, and one that comes from the heart.   The Perpetuation of the Election Fraud Claims They then talk briefly about the continuous perpetuation that the election was stolen, despite numerous proofs and actual recounts done in some states. Dr. Alexander says that this is a dangerous precedent. “We're almost at a point where even if I show you that clear evidence of anything, is still not believed. That is dangerous, brother.” – Dr. Cedric Alexander According to him, this also all boils down to leadership problems, as some of the leaders themselves are perpetuating this belief, in order to curry favor or not be ostracized by their party.   To hear more from Dr. Cedric Alexander and the State of America, download and listen to this episode.   Bio Dr. Cedric L. Alexander A visionary leader who has served over four decades in law enforcement and public service, there's few more qualified to speak on the growing strife between race, communities, and the police. In his frequent, high profile commentary on CNN's Amanpour, NBC News, and MSNBC, he poses the hard questions about systemic racism in our country and the need for police refo...

Dr. Laura Anderson is joined by Dr. Cedric L. Alexander in this week's episode about speaking with kids about police violence and racism. Dr. Cedric L. Alexander Psy. D. is a law enforcement expert with over 40 years of experience in public safety. He has appeared on national media networks to provide comment on police-community relations and as a CNN law enforcement analyst. He is a former National President for the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), and he is the author of two books about policing. In this episode Drs. Alexander and Anderson have a frank conversation, and lay out concrete strategies to keep Black and brown children safe in turbulent times.

After a summer of protests surrounding issues of police brutality and civil rights, the University of Minnesota is starting off the school year by bringing in an expert to review safety and equity on campus and in the UMPD. In this episode we interviewed Dr. Cedric L. Alexander, the civic leader, trained clinical psychologist and former police chief appointed to conduct the assessment. 

#PlatinumMediaNetwork #AGlobalNetwork #AtlantaMetroPodcast#TheHOTTESTInMedia #Worldwide #OnDemandWe Don't Own the Music.......PLEASE SHARE THIS BROADCAST WITH YOUR NETWORKS/GROUPS!Coming "LIVE" to #Streetz989ATLTV - Studio on Thursday, August 27th @ 7:30pm/edt with Host E'van Jazz' - "True Life Experiences" - we welcome an Extraordinary Leader.Dr. Cedric L. Alexander, "CEO @ CL Alexander Consulting, Author, Keynote Speaker & Law Enforcement/Media Expert, who previously served as Deputy Commissioner of the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, and Chief of Police @ Dekalb County, Georgia."Dr. Alexander, "is the former National President @ the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), he also served as an assistant professor at the University of Rochester - Department of Psychiatry. He has lectured on police stress and burnout and currently trains on topics of management and leadership, centered around 21st Century Policing."Now Featuring - Music - Videos, AcapellaLIVE, Laughter, #Connecting with the audience, and sharing our #COVID19 experiences, as well as what's ahead for us following this crisis, protests, and pandemic. #SayTheirNames #BenCrump #BLM#OneAmerica #StreamingLIVE #DrCedricLAlexander #MediaExpert #LawEnforcementExpert #WeAreInThis2gether #Atlanta #BlackLivesMatter #ReparationsNOW #EvanJazz #SelfTaught #NOBLE #Author #Speaker#Streetz989ATL 24/7

People across the U.S. and beyond continue to unite in protest and solidarity over the death of George Floyd, the unarmed black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck. Christiane Amanpour is joined by James Clyburn, U.S. House Majority Whip, who is the most senior serving African American congressman and himself grew up during American segregation. Then Marc Lotter, director of strategic communications for Trump 2020, discusses the criticism leveled at President Trump over his handling of the crisis, and the campaign’s re-election strategy. Cedric L. Alexander, former president of the National Organisation of Black Law Enforcement Executives, talks to Christiane about the Minnesota Department of Human Rights’ recently launched investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department’s practices over the last 10 years. And our Michel Martin speaks with Charlamagne tha God, co-host of The Breakfast Club radio show, about his recent interview with Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden and America’s original sin.

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Cedric L. Alexander to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss his new book IN DEFENSE OF PUBLIC SERVICE. 

In his new book “In Defense of Public Service: How 22 Million Government Workers Will Save our Republic,” former deputy mayor and police chief-turned-CNN commentator Cedric L. Alexander argues that these people are not pursuing a hidden “deep state” agenda. They are the analysts, scientists, lawyers, accountants, educators, consultants, enforcers of regulations and first responders of every kind who keep the country running and its people safe. Join us for a discussion on the role of public workers in America in this installment of Leonard Lopate at Large on WBAI.

Police Legitimacy has become a buzz phrase in the last few years. But what exactly does it mean for a police agency to be legitimate? This week will explore that concept along with looking at the state of policing espacially with the advent of cell phone cameras. We will explore why agencies need to sure up their hiring practices as well as their supervisory practices. #policesupervsion #lawenforcement #CedricLAlexander #CedricAlexander @Calex_law @cptlhunter #podcast #capthunterspodcast #cptlhunter #cptlhunterpodcast #policelegitimacy #police #proceduraljustice