Harvard to Hold Separate Black Graduation Ceremony

Black students have their own separate admission requirements and most likely their own separate standards to graduate. Consequently, their Harvard degrees have their own separate value, so why shouldn’t they have their own separate black graduation ceremony?

Black students at Harvard University are organizing a graduation ceremony of their own this year to recognize the achievements of black students and faculty members some say have been overlooked.

By “some,” they must mean obsessively Afrocentric black supremacists.

Harvard joins a growing number of universities that have added graduation events for students of different ethnicities. Some have offered black commencement ceremonies for years, including Stanford University, Marshall University and the University of Washington. Some have added them more recently, and are also adding events for a variety of cultural groups.

These have included Latinos and sexual deviants.

If universities are going to preach cultural Marxist divisiveness, they may as well practice it.

At the Harvard black graduation,

Every student will receive a stole made of traditional African kente cloth, meant to symbolize their shared heritage and to be worn with their cap and gown at the university’s graduation.

Liberal heads would explode if they had a separate graduation ceremony to celebrate those who got into and through school on their own merits, without any help from Affirmative Action. Yet in the end, that is what we will be left with, when every special interest identity group that can be played off against the core population gets its own special ceremony and stops attending the general ceremony.

Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever, as George Wallace might say.

On a tip from Guy B.

The post Harvard to Hold Separate Black Graduation Ceremony appeared first on Moonbattery.