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Tennessee State Ambassador of Letters

Harriette Louise Bias Allen

 
 Adopted on May 12, 1977

 

Harriette Louise Bias Allen, former Director of Forensics in the Department of Dramatics and Speech at Fisk University, was named Tennessee's "Ambassador of Letters'' by House Joint Resolution 222 on May 12, 1977. A native of Savannah, Georgia, Ms. Allen is widely recognized as a poetess, storyteller, and oral interpreter.

 

 

 

 

  

 

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