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Our final Black History Month speaker was JICHS Alumna Daniasha White.
Daniasha White, MSA is a native of Charleston, SC where she currently resides in the DMV area. She was a 2006 James Island Charter High School graduate and is the daughter of our own Coach Yvonne White.
After graduation, she attended and graduated from The University of South Carolina in 2011 with a major in accounting. She currently has her master's in accounting and is pursuing a doctorate degree in leadership of business administration.

Emmet Cohen Trio,
Samara Joy Feat.
Pasquale Grasso Trio
Pianist Emmet Cohen began Suzuki method piano instruction at age 3. In addition to leading his own trio (with Russell Hall and Kyle Poole), Cohen is a renowned Hammond B-3 specialist and member of Christian McBride’s trio Tip City, the Ali Jackson Trio, and the Herlin Riley Quartet. Cohen has performed with jazz luminaries such as Ron Carter, Benny Golson, Jimmy Cobb, George Coleman, Jimmy Heath, Tootie Heath, Houston Person, Kurt Elling, Billy Hart and Brian Lynch. Since the beginning of the pandemic, he has been prolific in recording new music with a who’s-who of special guests, in his celebrated Monday night virtual series Live from Emmet’s Place.
Samara Joy recently won the Sarah Vaughn International Jazz Vocal Competition, and released her debut recording. Growing up in the Bronx in a musical family, Samara Joy was influenced by the sounds of gospel and R&B, and artists including Stevie Wonder, Lalah Hathaway, George Duke, and many others. Her first exposure to jazz was at Fordham High School for the Arts. Still in her early 20s, Samara Joy’s star is on the rise.

The Community Resource Centers also honored Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. for their hard work and dedication within our communities!

As Black History Month comes to an end, the Community Resource Centers would like you to remember the amazing trailblazers in our community who have paved the way for us and the many generations to come. We are so happy that during Kwanzaa 2021 we were able to honor attendees of Burke High School, Bonds-Wilson High School, and Alston High School who are 80 and over!

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