Me no know.Doesn't he have a sister named Keisha?

Me no know.Doesn't he have a sister named Keisha?

Just googled and you are correct.Doesn't he have a sister named Keisha?
1800 kids graduating, Surely they aren't all saints. Given all Diddy has achieved in his career them students should be, if nothing else, grateful he wants to speak to themThe issue isn't him dropping out. It is what he represents as a man. Unmarried, 6 kids (5 biological), 3 baby mommas, infamous for shady business practices (don't know how true that is), and his wealth was amassed through destructive elements. I, personally, have no gripe with Diddy but I can see how a decent student can be up-in-arms about him speaking.
I understand their displeasure but me, I'd be there front and center.1800 kids graduating, Surely they aren't all saints. Given all Diddy has achieved in his career them students should be, if nothing else, grateful he wants to speak to them
Lol at the thought of Harvard students being mad at dropouts Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg talking at their graduation.

1800 kids graduating, Surely they aren't all saints. Given all Diddy has achieved in his career them students should be, if nothing else, grateful he wants to speak to them
what does his success have to do with them? He isn't personally doing shyt for them and if they're not feeling him, they're not feeling him. They don't need to be grateful just because he's a successful music exec. 
They don't have to have ANYBODY speak at their graduation, it's a privilege. Kids at other HBCU's would love to have Diddy or someone of that caliber as their speaker.what does his success have to do with them? He isn't personally doing shyt for them and if they're not feeling him, they're not feeling him. They don't need to be grateful just because he's a successful music exec.
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They don't have to have ANYBODY speak at their graduation, it's a privilege. Kids at other HBCU's would love to have Diddy or someone of that caliber as their speaker.
apparently not them, though. If they feel some type of way over diddy, they have a right to express that shyt.The issue isn't him dropping out. It is what he represents as a man. Unmarried, 6 kids (5 biological), 3 baby mommas, infamous for shady business practices (don't know how true that is), and his wealth was amassed through destructive elements. I, personally, have no gripe with Diddy but I can see how a decent student can be up-in-arms about him speaking.

here we go again with the "it's just entertainment" bullshyt.
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But this is a dumb right to express. You're graduating and moving on to the next chapter of your life.apparently not them, though. If they feel some type of way over diddy, they have a right to express that shyt.
It is just entertainment. If not, what else is it?
Why is Alumni a prerequisite to give a commencement speech.They couldn't get alums like amiri barka, debbie allen, anthony anderson phycilia rashad to do it
Show me some data that backs this assertionit's destructive entertainment.
What destructive elements?
