Guitarist Yasmin Williams Slams Kennedy Center Exec Over His ‘Absolutely Insane’ Response To Concerns About DEI Cuts

Guitarist Yasmin Williams Slams Kennedy Center Exec Over His ‘Absolutely Insane’ Response To Concerns About DEI Cuts
Guitarist Yasmin Williams has had enough!
The famed musician is calling out Richard Grenell, the interim executive director of The Kennedy Center for his “unprofessional” response to concerns she raised about DEI programs being cut.
theJasmineBRAND previously reported the shakeup after Donald Trump took over the traditional arts center earlier this year.
On Wednesday (April 9), Yasmin Williams shares a series of screenshots of an email exchange between her and Richard Grenell, in which she said she had artist and musician friends who were concerned about the center rolling back several DEI programs.
She revealed she was shocked by his response, which led to a back and forth between the two. Swipe to see their interaction.
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