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Universities have been segregating for years now.   Separate commencement activities etc.   By their actions they show they are not for desegregation.   They are all about stirring the pot of racial animosity and creating racism. 

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8 minutes ago, mspart said:

Universities have been segregating for years now.   Separate commencement activities etc.   By their actions they show they are not for desegregation.   They are all about stirring the pot of racial animosity and creating racism. 

mspart

When I graduated they had the engineering people in a separate graduation ceremony. And other departments had theirs too. I didn't care. Plus the arena where they held it wouldn't fit everybody anyway. 

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2 hours ago, Tripnsweep said:

When I graduated they had the engineering people in a separate graduation ceremony. And other departments had theirs too. I didn't care. Plus the arena where they held it wouldn't fit everybody anyway. 

That's real racial segregation.   Absolutely.   Of course you are unaware of actual segregated commencement ceremonies held at universities across the nation for the last number of years.  

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2024/apr/17/colleges-double-down-on-segregated-graduations-ami/

https://universitybusiness.com/colleges-expand-segregated-graduation-events/

https://www.thecollegefix.com/harvard-cuts-funding-for-racially-segregated-graduation-ceremonies/

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/students/diversity/2023/05/02/conservatives-rail-against-segregated-graduations

As noted, it looks like Harvard is ending the practice but only because they were coerced to do so. 

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