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In The Know with Tony Reeves
Anthony Reeves
HBCU Dreams, PWI Reality: How Black Gen X Built the Bridge
In this companion podcast episode, Tony Reeves reflects on the complicated bridge between HBCU dreams and PWI reality. Drawing from his Black Gen X college experience, he discusses representation, cultural isolation, the...
The Logistics of the Long Road Trip: How Black Gen X Learned to Move Different
Before GPS, Cash App, cell phones, and streaming music, taking a long road trip required planning, memory, discipline, and a little bit of nerve. In this episode, Tony Reeves reflects on what it meant to drive from Tampa...
Gen X in the Middle: Black Gen X and the Blueprint We Had to Build
In this companion podcast episode, I reflect on the meaning behind my e-book “Gen X in the Middle: How Black Gen X Bridged Two Worlds” and why Black Generation X deserves to be understood as more than a forgotten or over...
When We Outgrew the Club: How Black Gen X Created Our Own Safe Spaces
In this episode of The Anthony Reeves Experience, Tony Reeves reflects on what nightlife and social connection looked like for Black Gen X professionals as they moved beyond the club scene and into more intentional space...
Black Gen X and the Survival Code: Learning to Navigate Without a Roadmap
In this companion podcast to the main video, Tony Reeves reflects on how Black Generation X learned to navigate college, career, and predominantly white spaces without always having mentors or guides in place.The episode...
Don’t Romanticize Survival
In this episode of IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves, Tony reflects on the danger of romanticizing survival, especially from the perspective of Black Gen X.Many of us grew up having to figure things out with limited support, ...
The Silence After the Milestone
In this episode, Tony Reeves reflects on one of the most emotionally powerful moments of his young adult life: the day after college graduation.Graduation itself was a celebration—family, achievement, recognition, commis...
What It Really Means to Be the First
In this episode of IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves, Tony reflects on what it truly means to be “the first” — not as a slogan, but as a lived experience.When Tony left Pine Bluff, Arkansas, to attend the University of Tampa,...
Getting Out of Your Own Way: How to Move When You Feel Professionally Stuck
In this episode of In the Know with Tony Reeves, Tony reflects on a season when he felt professionally stuck after completing graduate school.On paper, he had done everything right: earned the degree, kept working full-t...
The Teacher Who Took a Chance on Me
In this episode, Tony Reeves reflects on a defining high school experience with his biology teacher, Miss Jewel Watley, at Pine Bluff High School. What began as intimidation — being placed in the school’s first AP Biolog...
Career Crossroads: Trusting Yourself Through Professional Change
In this episode, Tony Reeves reflects on the major professional pivot points that shaped his career — from state employment to military service, law school, private practice, entrepreneurship, and the judiciary.This conv...
Why I Went to Law School: Fear, Leverage, and the Power of a Contingency Plan
In this episode, Tony Reeves answers a question he has been asked many times:Why did you go to law school?The answer is not as polished or predictable as some might expect. Tony reflects on growing up as part of Generati...
Black Gen X, Hidden Trauma, and the Lessons We Inherited
In this episode of The Anthony Reeves Experience, Tony Reeves reflects on what it means to be part of Black Generation X — a generation raised by parents, grandparents, and elders who lived through Jim Crow, segregation,...
Letting Go of My Mother’s House Without Letting Go of Her
In this deeply personal reflection, Tony Reeves shares the emotional experience of selling his mother’s house after her passing.For decades, that house was more than property—it was an anchor, a family gathering place, a...
The Safe Space That Protected Me as a Young Black Naval Officer
During his time as a young Black naval officer at Camp Lejeune, Tony Reeves discovered the profound importance of safe spaces and informal support networks.What began as casual social gatherings hosted by a fellow office...
When the Anchor Is Gone: Letting Go of My Mother’s House
After my mother passed away in 2025, I found myself facing one of the hardest decisions an only child can make: selling the house that had become the center of her life and the anchor point for mine.Although I didn’t gro...
Black Gen X_ We Were Told We Made Progress… But Did We?
What does it really mean to be Black Generation X? We are the generation that came after the Civil Rights Movement…Raised to believe progress had already happened…But lived through experiences that told us something very...
The Myth of ‘I Don’t See Color’: Black Gen X and the Language of False Progress
What does progress really look like—and who gets to define it?In this episode of IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves, Tony takes a deeply personal and thought-provoking look at what it means to be part of Black Generation X—the...
From the Cafeteria Table to the Corporate Boardroom: What Black Gen X Built That People Still Don’t Understand
This isn’t just a story about where we sat. It’s a story about why we had to sit there—and what we built because of it. Growing up as part of Black Generation X, we entered spaces that were technically “integrated”…but n...