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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Greatness Magazine Interview
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- Taalam is a Spoken Word artist whose work has been featured on BET, TV One and in Essence Magazine. Acey was the first person ever selected as "the 1 thing you need to know about" on BET's countdown show, "The 5ive." Acey sat on the Congressional Black Caucus' 2007 & 2008 "Young Gifted and Black" panels. He has been a frequent guest at dozens of colleges and Universities and has lectured on contemporary Spoken Word at the prestigious Graduate School of Education at UC Berkeley. Acey has twice been featured at the Essence Music Festival. He's been quoted in several newspapers, including the Washington Post, the Philadelphia Weekly and the New Jersey Star Ledger. In addition, Acey's work has been associated with films that have garnered an Audience Award and a Special Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival.
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1 comments:
interesting: I settled on a "favorite word" back in the 80's when I was in college. I can't remember when and where I decided on it, but the word is turgid. First, I just like the way it sounds, the way it rolls off the tongue. Second, I like what it means. Well, several meanings, but mainly I'm thinking of a plant being turgid when it is full of water. As opposed to wilted, turgid has a sense of life in it.
great interview!
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