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Ashlee Haze Performs for Pfizer’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Summit in New York, NY

 

Ashlee Haze performs alongside cellist Okorie Johnson & bassist Tèja Veal for “Lyrics + Lyre” at Roswell Cultural Arts Center

Poets Imagine Brilliant ‘Afrofuture’ at Roswell Roots’ Lyrics and Lyre

ROSWELL, Ga. — Complimented by the sounds of cello, bass and violin, Atlanta-based poet Ashlee Haze opened Lyrics and Lyre Feb. 2 with a spoken word performance describing an “afrofuture” of liberation and Black love.

For Haze, an afrofuture is where Black girls get to be themselves, where “abundance is the norm” and the “playing field is fair.”…

Ashlee Haze in the New Yorker

One of the first voices you hear on “Freetown Sound,” the third album from Blood Orange, is that of a young slam poet named Ashlee Haze.