Breaking Rules And Leading The Band In Alexandria feat. Thea James
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Part 2 of the Virginia Humanities series about Alexandria, Virginia.
LT and Sam talk with Dr. Thea James about growing up in Alexandria and learning to lead by questioning rules, from winning a drum major audition to building a career in emergency medicine. Her stories connect school integration, identity, and ambition to a simple belief that access and listening can change a person’s whole trajectory.
Dr. James was the first Black and the first female drum major at George Washington High School, one of the rivals of TC Williams HS in the late 1960s/early 70s. A first-generation college graduate and transfer student, she would go on to study medicine at Georgetown Medical School. Currently, she is VP of Mission and Associate Chief Medical Officer at Boston Medical Center.
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