Graduation Never Gets Old; Man Affirms Timeless Significance of Graduating
Amidst the recent buzz surrounding graduations circulating on the internet, a man has stepped forward to affirm that the significance of graduating never fades. He recounted how each time he wears his doctoral regalia to participate in graduation ceremonies as a faculty member, he is greeted with congratulatory remarks.
Amidst the recent buzz surrounding graduations circulating on the internet, a man has stepped forward to affirm that the significance of graduating never fades.
Taking to his X handle @Shamari K. Reid, he conveyed his belief that attaining a university degree marks a profound milestone that leaves an enduring impact. He explained that despite having earned his doctoral degree years ago, he continues to relish in the joy of completing his academic journey regularly.
Shamari,is an Assistant Professor of Teaching and Learning at New York University Steinhardt and the Author of "Humans Who Teach," a book advocating for love, justice, and liberation in education.
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He recounted how each time he wears his doctoral regalia to participate in graduation ceremonies as a faculty member, he is greeted with congratulatory remarks. He expressed gratitude and affection towards his community, stating, "Black people, I love you. Every year that I wear my doctoral regalia to attend graduation as faculty, Black people shower me with 'congratulations' as I walk around and take trains. I graduated a few years ago, but the love still warms my heart."
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The public’s response to his stance has been overwhelmingly positive, with many agreeing that academic recognition is a profound form of validation. They believe that the pride and joy accompanying such achievements are well-deserved and should be celebrated frequently, given the hurdles overcome to earn any academic degree. They also extended their congratulations to him on the completion of his doctoral program.