VCU graduates walk out of commencement ceremony in protest as Gov. Youngkin began keynote speech

Virginia Commonwealth University's (VCU) graduation ceremony was filled with more than just 'pomp and circumstance' on Saturday, May 11. With caps on heads and smiles on faces, graduates and their loved ones flocked to the Greater Richmond Convention Center Saturday morning to celebrate a major milestone.
However, when keynote speaker Governor Glenn Youngkin took the stage, those present could feel tensions rise and breaths held. Dr. Kay Coghill is an adjunct professor at VCU. Inside the leader's mind, nerves raced, but there also rested a sense of responsibility.
"We were whispering to each other like, when are we going to do it?" Dr. Coghill said.
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[@williamhenry9705]

AMF yall. "Don't let the door............." It made for a respectful ceremony yall.

[@ybrix101]

Keep on walking till you reach Gaza!

[@williamhenry9705]

Fuggedaboutit - EBTs don't work there.

[@Timopechancanogh]

This was stupid of them.