In Her Sense Dehja Vaughn

Today we have the pleasure and honor of introducing one of my favorite saxophonists, electric pianist, vocalist and musical composers, Mr. Casey Benjamin. He is a Grammy award winning artist/musician who captivates his audience with an electrifying, eccentric, and unique sound.
He formerly played in Stefon Harris & the Blackout. And is currently a part of the Grammy award winning band the Robert Glasper Experiment.
He has produced and worked with countless artists including some of my favorite musicians such as Robert Glasper, Jill Scott, Kaytranda, Kendrick Lamar, and the great legend Phillip Bailey.
So come join us to discuss the significance of music artistry. More importantly, the value in staying authentic to self and utilizing the world around you for connectivity.

Today we have a returning guest and a fan favorite, the dedicated Mark Grant.  As you all know Mark is an advocate for Black Americans' and believes in defending the rights of Black Americans as well. So, come join us as we discuss the value of reparations and its necessity for Black people.

Today we have the divinely driven and talented Heru Neset, he is a videographer, content creator, and marketing manager. Nonetheless, he is a multifaceted being. Heru has been working diligently in the Black community, curating commercials and documentaries centered around highlighting the exceptional achievements of our brothers and sisters across the diaspora. Join us as we discuss the value in spirituality and its connection to deepening our under/inner standing of self, the world around us.

Join me as I discuss the dimensions within the educational system from an anecdotal and theoretical standpoint. I will be partaking in a two-part series of this discussion, specifically focusing on unveiling the levels of inequity and psychological implications on children.

Today we have the dedicated and incomparable Mark Grant. Mark is an advocate for African American people and defends the rights of African Americans as well. He is a graduate of Virginia State University and a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated. Join us as we discuss the current conditions of Black African Americans and how we are becoming aware of the need for compensatory justice.

Today we have the resilient and dedicated Alynn Parham. She is an educator, historian, and advocate who seeks to educate her students on the perception of race, the power of stories, and the role of bias within history. Join us as we discuss Alynn’s pedagogy to education, the value of Black Women in education, and the impact of inclusivity.