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Join Our Pre-Kwanzaa Celebration on National Headwrap Day!
Pictured above (left to right) are Diahann Carroll, award-winning star of television’s “Julia” series (aired 1968-1971, IMDb photo); Queen Fatima Atahiya Chui, a Cleveland-based designer and entrepreneur, and Regennia N. Williams. (Photos courtesy of Queen Fatima Atahiya Chui and Regennia … Continue reading
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Toni Morrison, My Writing Muse
By Regennia N. Williams, PhD Author Toni Morrison (1931-2019) has long been my muse of choice. A native of Lorain, Ohio, Morrison’s work never fails to inspire and amaze me, whether I am in my hometown of Cleveland, Ohio or … Continue reading
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Honoring Harriet Tubman on March 10th and Every Day!
Harriet Tubman, c. 1868. By Regennia N. Williams, PhD On March 10, 2025, people across the United States will observe Harriet Tubman Day. Tubman, who lived from 1822 to 1913, has been memorialized as, among other things, a freedom-seeking conductor … Continue reading
Reconnecting with Cleveland State University: Memories & Insights
Above: Dr. Regennia N. Williams, founding editor of The Journal of Traditions & Beliefs and four-time alumna of Cleveland State University, is pictured outside the Regennia N. Williams Campus Activities Board Office at Cleveland State University. (Photograph Courtesy of Regennia … Continue reading
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Welcoming a New Season!
Dear Readers, Happy National Arts and Humanities Month! I trust that fall 2023 is off to an amazingly brisk and colorful start! I shared my last blog post just before the official start of spring, and I am grateful for … Continue reading
Public Screening of Veteran’s Oral History at the UnBar Cafe
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RASHAD Is Certified to Do Business in Ohio!
Good News from the Secretary of State! Upon review, the application to register THE RASHAD CENTER, INC., Entity Number 4472481, has been approved. We are now officially certified to do business in Ohio–and Maryland! (See below, or click on the … Continue reading
‘Jazz, Jobs, and Justice’ in the Era of COVID-19
By Regennia N. Williams, PhD When I announced that the theme for the 2019-2020 issue of the Journal of Traditions & Beliefs would be “Jazz, Jobs, and Justice,” I could not have imagined that jazz artists throughout the global community, … Continue reading
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Working Locally and Thinking Globally: Fulbright, World Learning and 21st-Century Teaching
By Regennia N. Williams, PhD “[Y]uh got tuh go there tuh know there. Yo’ papa and yo’ mama and nobody else can’t tell yuh and show yuh. Two things everybody’s got tuh do fuh theyselves. They got tuh go tuh … Continue reading
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