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didn't realize i could directly upload my law school commencement address that I gave on Saturday. Here ya go sweets and remember to always "interrupt, intervene & inconvenience" in the name of justice and the children who come next. #lawtwitter #AcademicTwitter

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Brianna Chesser3 yıl önce

I really needed to hear this speech today, I’m so sad for this country & world. We need more professors like you.

Dr. T. Anansi Wilson JD/PhD profil fotoğrafı
Dr. T. Anansi Wilson JD/PhD3 yıl önce

Thank you

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The WAPB3 yıl önce

My favorites - "Build Fearlessly" and "You are not simply the ones you've (we've) been waiting for, You are the ones we've long needed" 💕

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Scott Bryson3 yıl önce

The charge was amazing to listen to. Can’t wait to hear you next year when it is my turn to walk.

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Dr. T. Anansi Wilson JD/PhD3 yıl önce

Thank you. And of course, should i be nominated and selected again

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@Kheoshi Equity Notes ("interrupt, intervene & inconvenience")

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Laura3 yıl önce

Brilliant and beautiful. Moving and inspiring. Thank you.

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Shelley Alcinay3 yıl önce

Worth watching over and over👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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Britfully3 yıl önce

Thanks for sharing. I needed this today!

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st3f 🔻𐚁3 yıl önce

~Chills~ thank you for this timeless inspiration

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