George (Chip) Greenidge, Jr. is an award-winning educator, non-profit leader, sociologist, impact strategist, political advisor, influencer, philanthropist, and racial equity, diversity, and inclusion champion. His expertise includes leading organizations through systems change and leveraging cultural intelligence networks to produce community change and capacity-building efforts/projects in urban cities and college campuses. Drawing connections between the humanities and social sciences fields, Greenidge’s research and teaching focus on the impact of social stratification, urbanization, rationalization, and gentrification in Black geographical areas, particularly impacts related to Black, Afro-diasporic, and Afrofuturism culture. George’s commitment to the principles of social equity, community voice, and valuing community-driven solutions and social movements to enduring urban problems is a testament to his enduring influence on urban planning and policy.