To all my Graduates from the Class of 2006!!! (and all graduates in general)

[rebelAfrika]

I just want to say congratulations to the class of 2006!!! Graduating from an institution of amerikkkan imperialism may not seem like a big deal to you, but it is truely an accomplishment!!! I also however want to remind you of your historic obligation and responsibilty for your people, because you did not get to where you are at by yourself, and not even by the help of your immediate family and friends. It was by much more. It was by the blood, sweat and tears of your people!!! They fought for you to get where you are at so that you could in-turn, use what you aquired for the liberation of our people!!! The amerikkkan so-called "educational" system "generally" doesn't want Africans to get through, and for the very few Africans that do get through, the amerikkkan so-called "educational" system wants you to be so "braindirtied" that you only serve THEIR intrests as the "middle-man" or neo-colonial agent or house n****. Keep this in mind as you transcend through class realities...whether it be from high school to higher education or from the intelligencia to the working class. Some people will try to discredit or diminish your accomplishment. Africa (and African people) need more doctors, lawyers, scientists, engineers, mathematicians, etc. who are committed to Africa and her children everywhere in the world. This so-called "educational" system may not be the "ideal" educational system for Africans, but if you were able to extract ANYTHING of use out of it, that can be used for the liberation of our people, then I say your effort was worthwhile. Again, I want to congratulate you all and tell you all how proud of you I am and invite you all to take our struggle to the next level.

Your brother in struggle,
rA

[Guerilla Black]

one more semester. coulda been class 2006

[rebelAfrika]

Originally Posted by Guerilla Black

one more semester. coulda been class 2006

Don't sweat it bruh. The class of 2006 ain't "THAT" special! THE BEAUTIFUL ONES ARE NOT YET BORN! You aint heard?

[Nesayem]

RA,
We gonna' get there one way or the other. You dont even know how tired of school I am, lol. This week is finals so I know the both of us are going to be knee deep in some books!

Got my cap and gown yesterday.So whats next?

[rebelAfrika]

Originally Posted by Nesayem

RA,
We gonna' get there one way or the other. You dont even know how tired of school I am, lol. This week is finals so I know the both of us are going to be knee deep in some books!

Got my cap and gown yesterday.So whats next?

Oh...you Class of 2006 too? CONGRATULATIONS!!! My graduation was on May 19th though. My uncle told me I was strutting like O.J. Simpson when I went up to get my degree, LMAO!!! Whats next for me? I'm kicking around some ideas. Whats next for you though? You gonna transfer, right?

[Jahness]

Originally Posted by rebelAfrika*AAPRP

I just want to say congratulations to the class of 2006!!! Graduating from an institution of amerikkkan imperialism may not seem like a big deal to you, but it is truely an accomplishment!!! I also however want to remind you of your historic obligation and responsibilty for your people, because you did not get to where you are at by yourself, and not even by the help of your immediate family and friends. It was by much more. It was by the blood, sweat and tears of your people!!! They fought for you to get where you are at so that you could in-turn, use what you aquired for the liberation of our people!!! The amerikkkan so-called "educational" system "generally" doesn't want Africans to get through, and for the very few Africans that do get through, the amerikkkan so-called "educational" system wants you to be so "braindirtied" that you only serve THEIR intrests as the "middle-man" or neo-colonial agent or house n****. Keep this in mind as you transcend through class realities...whether it be from high school to higher education or from the intelligencia to the working class. Some people will try to discredit or diminish your accomplishment. Africa (and African people) need more doctors, lawyers, scientists, engineers, mathematicians, etc. who are committed to Africa and her children everywhere in the world. This so-called "educational" system may not be the "ideal" educational system for Africans, but if you were able to extract ANYTHING of use out of it, that can be used for the liberation of our people, then I say your effort was worthwhile. Again, I want to congratulate you all and tell you all how proud of you I am and invite you all to take our struggle to the next level.

Your brother in struggle,
rA

Greetings!

Congratulations to you warrior rebelAfrika & to all 2006 graduates!

Your comments are right on point and cannot be stressed enough, so that all our people have a better understanding of what their role should be in our war for liberation and freedom.

Peace & Blessings of Afrikan Love!

[MsLioness]

Congratulations to you brother!!

Thanks for the heads-up.

Class of '06...seemed like I'd never graduate....
gettin ready for the next step though...looking forward only.

[rebelAfrika]

Originally Posted by MsLioness

Congratulations to you brother!!

Thanks for the heads-up.

Class of '06...seemed like I'd never graduate....
gettin ready for the next step though...looking forward only.

CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU!!! Whats the next step for you?

[Guerilla Black]

Congratulations to you all and wish you must sucess on your path to greatness.
I'm been tossing around the idea of taking graduate courses too, trying get that tuition and fees waived

[nattyreb]

i have such deep admiration for students, i definitely want to give y'all much props and nuff respect for all you've suffered through. i useta type student papers (not being a good student myself) but struggled through each course with many a student up to their final thesis which we would work and re-work and re-work everytime a prof. would mark it up.

i know y'all been through the wringer and i salute you and ditto all that Bro. R.A. states below, use what you got for da people and don't become corporate fodder!

Originally Posted by rebelAfrika*AAPRP

I just want to say congratulations to the class of 2006!!! Graduating from an institution of amerikkkan imperialism may not seem like a big deal to you, but it is truely an accomplishment!!! I also however want to remind you of your historic obligation and responsibilty for your people, because you did not get to where you are at by yourself, and not even by the help of your immediate family and friends. It was by much more. It was by the blood, sweat and tears of your people!!! They fought for you to get where you are at so that you could in-turn, use what you aquired for the liberation of our people!!! The amerikkkan so-called "educational" system "generally" doesn't want Africans to get through, and for the very few Africans that do get through, the amerikkkan so-called "educational" system wants you to be so "braindirtied" that you only serve THEIR intrests as the "middle-man" or neo-colonial agent or house n****. Keep this in mind as you transcend through class realities...whether it be from high school to higher education or from the intelligencia to the working class. Some people will try to discredit or diminish your accomplishment. Africa (and African people) need more doctors, lawyers, scientists, engineers, mathematicians, etc. who are committed to Africa and her children everywhere in the world. This so-called "educational" system may not be the "ideal" educational system for Africans, but if you were able to extract ANYTHING of use out of it, that can be used for the liberation of our people, then I say your effort was worthwhile. Again, I want to congratulate you all and tell you all how proud of you I am and invite you all to take our struggle to the next level.

Your brother in struggle,
rA

[Guerilla Black]

noooooooooooooooooo
I just got an email from the School President saying because of NJ budget cuts and the effect it has on the school budget there will be no winter commencement. Meaning, i wont' be able to walk and get my diploma(graduation ceremony) when i complete my degree this fall, but will have to wait until June if i want to walk! Isn't that some BS?! OMG.

There has to be something i can do.

[rebelAfrika]

Originally Posted by Guerilla Black

noooooooooooooooooo
I just got an email from the School President saying because of NJ budget cuts and the effect it has on the school budget there will be no winter commencement. Meaning, i wont' be able to walk and get my diploma(graduation ceremony) when i complete my degree this fall, but will have to wait until June if i want to walk! Isn't that some BS?! OMG.

There has to be something i can do.

WINTER COMMENCEMENT??? Thats something I "conceptualized"...but never thought was being put into practice anywhere! SURPRISING!!! Now the budget cuts in the area of education...that's not so surprising, LOL!!!

[rebelAfrika]

Originally Posted by rebelAfrika*AAPRP

WINTER COMMENCEMENT??? Thats something I "conceptualized"...but never thought was being put into practice anywhere! SURPRISING!!! Now the budget cuts in the area of education...that's not so surprising, LOL!!!

Oh...and sorry you have to wait till next year G. Black.

[Guerilla Black]

Seriously? Then what about students who finish all their credits after the completetion of fall semester.

[rebelAfrika]

Originally Posted by Guerilla Black

Seriously? Then what about students who finish all their credits after the completetion of fall semester.

On paper they are graduates...but they gotta wait until the Spring to do the whole "ceremony" thing. And if you was graduating in the Summer...guess what? You can do the whole ceremony thing in the Spring (BEFORE you actually graduate...along with everybody else that actually IS graduating)...but you're not a graduate as far as your paperwork is concerned (so you can't apply for a job on the basis of having a degree, because when they check your paperwork...they gonna see). And I know a FEW people who did the whole ceremony thing...and NEVER finished the last couple of classes that they was supposed to do in the Summer. So to their family, they "APPEAR" to be graduates...but they still got a course or two (or even three) to go. But the coldest part is that while they are SOOOOOOOOOOO CLOSE to finishing...THEY DON'T EVEN REALLY CARE ABOUT FINISHING...because THEIR FAMILY SAW THEM WALK ACROSS THAT STAGE AND THATS ALL THAT REALLY COUNTS TO THEM!!! LOL!!!