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Watch : President Obama’s commencement speech at Howard University
President Obama left Howard University 2016 graduates full of inspiration with his powerful speech as the HBCU graduates enter a new journey.
President Obama left Howard University 2016 graduates full of inspiration with his powerful speech at the HBCU.
President Obama spoke about how the election hasn’t changed the society into a post-racial one despite improved race relations.
Stressing the importance for change, the President emphasized voting is “not just some of the time but all of the time.” He adds: “When we don’t vote we give away our power.”
He encouraged Howard University graduates to
“Be confident in your heritage, be confident in your blackness”
Watch the video below:
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