With Respect and Acknowledgement to Elegua,
Thank You, Yemaya.
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Category Archives: Race
For my fall course–an example of hyperlinking and reviewing
MLK warned us.
“I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro’s great stumbling block in the stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen’s Council-er or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate who is more devoted to ‘order’ than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice.” — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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…reposting old podcast favs for my fans searching my archives…
Yes, folk, I do check my stats, and it seems a few of you are thirsty for the old stuff on my podcast channel. Don’t fret–here’s a shortcut:
For my listeners looking for old podcast favs!
The Brand is growing! This summer will be busy with more posts, the launching of a new blog and podcast show, plus guest hosts and writers to really expand on afrofuturism work, as well as digital humanities work and creative writing. Going to get really busy here, so stay tuned and please do continue to support this channel and the podcast channel –> https://cash.app/$drcat
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Ronald Mason is my guest poet on “At the Edge: Think Culture” podcast 6 pm EST June 12
Poetry, power of language, and social progress for the collective will be the center of discussion in my next podcast June 12 at 6 pm EST.
Learn what I mean by “quantum flow” in the poet’s voice–this episode will have you thinking about the power of language. Ronald Mason the spoken word artist who came to Washington DC as an educator from New Orleans returns for part three to talk about poetry, spoken word, and making culture. We will chat about the creative process and social progress in poetry. Listen in as we both share our writing, process, and ideas in challenging but fascinating times. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/at-the-edge-thinkculture/2019/06/12/quantum-flow-of-the-poets-voice-ronald-mason
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Dr. April Massey: “Advancing Women’s Leadership in Higher Education” tonight on my podcast Thinking Culture
Check out my new podcast going live tonight with my own dean Dr. April Massey!!! We will talk about women making moves in higher education, as well as building leadership opportunities for faculty and students.
April Massey, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of the District of Columbia, has earned degrees from The Ohio State University, the
University of Cincinnati, and Howard University. A speech-language pathologist by profession, she has nearly 20 years of administrative experience and has served in the
capacity of dean for five years. Dr. Massey uses her disciplinary training to consider the liberal arts and
careerist needs of students and the research, teaching, and leadership interests of faculty. With newly launched initiatives in signature work, women’s leadership, faculty development, STEM pipeline, faculty learning hubs, and scholarship of
practice, her work emphasizes learning by doing and lived experience as content and context for teaching and learning.
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A Winter Welcome For My Readers
Cherie Ann Turpin, UDC Winter Reception 2019
Not bad for 52 years old.
Poetry is coming. I’ll have some guests from my classes come and share as well this spring!
