Leadership. Mobilizing. Force

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On this episode of Commencement, we speak with Dajza Demmings, who is a 2x Alumna of Central State and Wilberforce Universities. She’s an engineer by degree and community organizer by calling. Tonight we talked to her about her experience finding herself through college, advocating for herself and others in a male-dominated field, and her commitment to building up Dayton through @daytonybp_937 . Join us every Tuesday night at 7:30pm on Instagram live @historicallyblacksince for COMMENCEMENT, where we celebrate the life and careers of HBCU/BGLO graduates, hosted by Rashanna Roach

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