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Honey Tea & Talk StoryDef Poetry Sisters: A Cozy Conversation with Tamika Harper aka Georgia MeSummaryIn this engaging conversation, Lani Park reunites with her dear friend Tamika Harper, also known as Georgia ME, a celebrated poet and performer. They reminisce about their time on tour with Deaf Poetry Jam, share insights on their artistic journeys, and discuss the importance of community engagement and spirituality in their lives. Tamika shares her experiences in curating cultural festivals and events that celebrate poetry and the arts, while also reflecting on her childhood and the influences that shaped her into the person she is today. In this engaging conversation, Lani Park and Therealgeorgia...2025-04-171h 30
Spoken Sol SessionsTamika Georgia Me Harperhttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/westmoor-drive/1672407476A 1994 graduate of Booker T. Washington High School, Tamika Harper, known by her stage name, “Georgia Me,” is an accomplished spoken word artist and actress who has:-Toured with Def Poetry Jam– Starred in Russell Simmons’ Tony Award Winning Show, “Def Poetry Jam on Broadway”-Performed at the 2003 Tony Awards-Performed at the Showtime at the Apollo-Done readings with Danny Glover, Phylicia Rashad and Jeffrey Wright-Performed in the “Vagina Monologues” at the Edinburgh Playhouse in Sco...2023-05-191h 19Spoken Sol SessionsSpoken Sol Spotlight: Tamika Georgia Me HarperAbout Georgia MEAtlanta, GAYou know it's Tamika Harper by the sound of her shoes.Coming down the stairs of her mother's home on Westmoor Drive on Atlanta's west side, they make a big noise. Compared with the black leather Roman sandal-stilettos that laced halfway up her legs when she made her Broadway debut last year, these tan strap pumps are elfin. But they've still got drama.So when Harper, who uses the stage name Georgia Me, finally appears in the room, she fills it as...2021-08-2958 min
PTG.tvThe Road to Black Economic Development: Tackling the School to Prison Pipeline - TrailerThroughout history, we can see how Black Americans in the Great United States of America have been treated. We can unequivocally determine that through policies created we were disproportionately affected from lack of wealth, as others ran forward, we had ropes pulling us back the harder we tried to catch up. Our communities thus became our only safe haven until it wasn’t anymore due to outside interferences that don’t like the fact that we even exist as a people. I know that statement in itself is harsh, but it can be said through the actions of all thos...2020-06-1005 min
MoreThanCultr: The PodCastThe Weekend My Ass Ft. Tamika "Georgia Me" HarperThis weeks episode features world renowned Poet Tamika "Georgia Me" Harper. We talk how disappointing meeting your "idols" can be, women empowerment, and black love/relationships. She drops to many jewels to count.2018-05-031h 23