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Greetings and welcome to drhodari.com- my website.

      In case you do not already know, and many of you do not, this is the official website of Askhari Johnson Hodari. The site is in its infancy, and will likely evolve. I hope that this site will become a source of information about my books, my work, my interests, and me.

      My parents taught me to share, so I welcome your feedback.   On the contact page, you can share suggestions, comments, and questions; and of course, ringing endorsements and testimonials are encouraged.  I encourage you to take the time to let me know what you think about the books, my work, this (in progress) website and whatever else you want to let me know.

      Whether you are a friend, family member, or someone who reads my work, I hope you find something of value here that you can pass on to and/or share with others.

      I’ll stop boring you with this website welcome letter now and I will let you explore the rest of drhodari.com, which is a website that belongs to all of us….enjoy…


My Best,
Askhari Johnson Hodari

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  “With Dr. Hodari, we managed to organize a naming ceremony for about 70 girls in Seattle. Understand that the Afrikan population in Seattle is about 6% so any events that honor and celebrate Black culture tend to be limited to Black History Month or one of the few, but outstanding, community heritage festivals sponsored by different organizations. This event was different because it was JUST for Black girls. The girls gave Dr. Hodari information about themselves when they registered for the event and as a community, we talked about each girl, if we knew them personally, let the names roll off our tongues, digested the meanings and came up with unique names for each of them. At the ceremony that Dr. Hodari officiated, the tradition of naming was discussed, each girl tasted the elements and learned the significance of each. The most powerful part of the ceremony was hearing the names said out loud and seeing the girl’s faces as they heard the meanings. Very powerful event. Volunteers for the day, some of whom were the girl’s parents, also wanted names and said they saw the girls using the names with each other and were pleased with how perfectly the names seemed to fit them. This was a truly remarkable event.”
  
  Dr. K. C. Roberson, Ashia Circle
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