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Today, Deanna Yancey earned her master’s in electrical and computer engineering. Almost 60 years earlier, her grandfather, Ronald Yancey, EE 1965, became the first Black student to graduate from Georgia Tech. Not only did Deanna’s grandfather attend today’s ceremony, but he also presented the diploma to his granddaughter onstage... show more

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Uhhhh… 60 YEARS?!?!?!?! SIXTY?!?!?!!! Jesus fucking Christ, let it go! Stop the obsession with skin color and immutable characteristics! How long is this type of neo racist shit going to go on? It was 60 years ago!!!!!!!

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Karen Schubert2 年前

Did you know right now two billion dollar companies startling up. Russia & Extremely abusive Dubai Prince. & Catholic Church have ultimate control over courts who lives or dies! Who can eat and who doesn’t! Also billionaire Dean who is helping to murder Zalinsky! @Boeing

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So awesome!

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Robert Etheridge2 年前

I’m proud of you. PTFE ‘07

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Generations of excellence! Nearly 60 years ago, Ronald Yancey, EE 1965, became the first Black student to graduate from Georgia Tech. Last week, he presented his granddaughter Deanna Yancey with her master’s degree in electrical and computer engineering.🎓👏🏿

Generations of excellence! Nearly 60 years ago, Ronald Yancey, EE 1965, became the first Black student to graduate from Georgia Tech. Last week, he presented his granddaughter Deanna Yancey with her master’s degree in electrical and computer engineering.🎓👏🏿

Ben Crump

222,761 次观看 • 2 年前

Retired Colonel Ken Grundborg was unable to attend two graduation ceremonies at Georgia Tech due to active military service. Today, he walked across the stage at 88-years old. Grundborg earned his bachelor’s degree in 1960 and his master’s in 1966 — both in civil engineering. He missed his ceremony when the U.S. Army called him to serve his country. He spent 20 years with the Army Corps of Engineers, also serving in the 82nd Airborne Division, the Rangers, and the Pathfinders. He earned a Bronze Star Medal, Legion of Merit, and Ranger Tab. Congratulations Ken! We’re glad you finally made it! 💛🎓🐝 🇺🇸 #GT26 #RamblinOn

Retired Colonel Ken Grundborg was unable to attend two graduation ceremonies at Georgia Tech due to active military service. Today, he walked across the stage at 88-years old. Grundborg earned his bachelor’s degree in 1960 and his master’s in 1966 — both in civil engineering. He missed his ceremony when the U.S. Army called him to serve his country. He spent 20 years with the Army Corps of Engineers, also serving in the 82nd Airborne Division, the Rangers, and the Pathfinders. He earned a Bronze Star Medal, Legion of Merit, and Ranger Tab. Congratulations Ken! We’re glad you finally made it! 💛🎓🐝 🇺🇸 #GT26 #RamblinOn

Georgia Tech

259,646 次观看 • 5 个月前

A retired World War II veteran broke traditional military protocol to ask his newly commissioned granddaughter for a hug. During a 2013 ceremony at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in the United States, Second Lieutenant Charlotte Williams received her ceremonial first salute from her grandfather, retired Staff Sergeant James Williams. After delivering a perfectly sharp salute to his higher ranking granddaughter, the veteran went slightly off script. He formally requested permission to embrace her. When she immediately granted it, the two hugged as the surrounding crowd erupted into applause.

A retired World War II veteran broke traditional military protocol to ask his newly commissioned granddaughter for a hug. During a 2013 ceremony at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in the United States, Second Lieutenant Charlotte Williams received her ceremonial first salute from her grandfather, retired Staff Sergeant James Williams. After delivering a perfectly sharp salute to his higher ranking granddaughter, the veteran went slightly off script. He formally requested permission to embrace her. When she immediately granted it, the two hugged as the surrounding crowd erupted into applause.

Dr. Lemma

92,398 次观看 • 7 个月前

Malik Heard got a big surprise when he was at his graduation at the University of West Georgia. His mom, Sgt. Eva Roby, who was deployed in Kosovo with the National Guard, surprised him after he received his diploma. Sgt. Roby told Fox 5 that she has had to miss some important moments over the years, but she refused to miss her son, whom she raised as a single mom, graduate from college. Malik is the first man to graduate from college in his family, and his degree is in Special Education. Malik says he’s not done; he’s going for his Master's and PhD next.

Malik Heard got a big surprise when he was at his graduation at the University of West Georgia. His mom, Sgt. Eva Roby, who was deployed in Kosovo with the National Guard, surprised him after he received his diploma. Sgt. Roby told Fox 5 that she has had to miss some important moments over the years, but she refused to miss her son, whom she raised as a single mom, graduate from college. Malik is the first man to graduate from college in his family, and his degree is in Special Education. Malik says he’s not done; he’s going for his Master's and PhD next.

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1,118,069 次观看 • 2 年前

At just 7 years old, Myron Netrebka from Dnipro became the World Blitz Chess Champion. In April, he took first place at the tournament in Greece, scoring 9.5 out of 11 points. Myron learned to play chess from his grandfather, Serhii, who says his grandson was only 4 and a half when he quickly grasped the rules of the game. Myron's hometown is often under Russian shelling. Myron and his coaches work in a very challenging environment. 📹: Suspilne

At just 7 years old, Myron Netrebka from Dnipro became the World Blitz Chess Champion. In April, he took first place at the tournament in Greece, scoring 9.5 out of 11 points. Myron learned to play chess from his grandfather, Serhii, who says his grandson was only 4 and a half when he quickly grasped the rules of the game. Myron's hometown is often under Russian shelling. Myron and his coaches work in a very challenging environment. 📹: Suspilne

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29,143 次观看 • 1 年前

Alexander Lukashenko stated that he didn't expect a biotechnologist to appear in his family, but he's glad that his son received such a diploma from Peking University. "To be honest, I didn't expect a biotechnologist to appear in my family. Often, without understanding, I used to say, 'You're the president's son', but today I'm glad that it's in biology that his journey begins, not just his, but also these five guys plus the 20 in Belarus," said the Belarusian leader at the diploma ceremony for graduates of a joint educational program between the Belarusian State University and Peking University. That's why he went to Beijing. And you were just guessing.

Alexander Lukashenko stated that he didn't expect a biotechnologist to appear in his family, but he's glad that his son received such a diploma from Peking University. "To be honest, I didn't expect a biotechnologist to appear in my family. Often, without understanding, I used to say, 'You're the president's son', but today I'm glad that it's in biology that his journey begins, not just his, but also these five guys plus the 20 in Belarus," said the Belarusian leader at the diploma ceremony for graduates of a joint educational program between the Belarusian State University and Peking University. That's why he went to Beijing. And you were just guessing.

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33,723 次观看 • 3 个月前

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This man goes out to lunch with a couple of friends and runs into a waitress who recognized him from almost a decade earlier. Back then, during Thanksgiving, he had stepped in to help her and her mom when their EBT card didn’t work at the grocery store. Not only did he pay for their food, but he also made sure the little girl got the Sweet Tart roll she had been wanting — telling her, “Every little girl should have something special during the holidays.” Years later, that small act of kindness had stayed with her. Her mom had since passed away from breast cancer, but she never forgot what he did. She ended up comping their entire lunch that day — and his friend left her a $300 tip. The smallest acts of kindness can ripple through someone’s life for years in ways we may never know. Have you ever had someone do something kind for you that you still think about years later?

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427,475 次观看 • 4 个月前

Warren Buffett disowned his granddaughter in 2006, writing that he had never accepted her as his grandchild, legally or emotionally. Buffett has largely avoided publicly discussing what happened between them. In the video below, Nicole Buffett tells her side of the story. Nicole had grown up as part of the Buffett family after Warren’s son Peter adopted her. She visited Warren in Omaha, called him Grandpa, and Warren’s wife Susan even referred to Nicole as one of her “adored grandchildren.” But being the granddaughter of one of the richest men in the world never meant living like one. Warren paid for her education, but Nicole didn’t have access to his fortune. She worked with children at Family Human Services in San Francisco and built her own life while carrying one of the most famous surnames in American business. Then their relationship fell apart after Nicole appeared in The One Percent, a documentary about wealth inequality. She later received a letter from Buffett telling her that he had not emotionally or legally adopted her as a grandchild, and that the rest of his family had not adopted her as a niece or cousin either. One detail made the letter even more painful. Buffett signed it simply “Warren.” Nicole still had a card from only a year earlier signed “Grandpa.” One of the richest men in the world had spent years as her grandfather. Then a letter told her he no longer considered himself one. Do you think Buffett had the right to draw that line, or did he take it too far? Save the video to finish Nicole’s story later, and follow for more heartbreaking stories from behind the lives of the world’s most famous billionaires.

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277,952 次观看 • 9 个月前

He is WB Govt Minister Manas Bhuniya. Now listen to what he is saying ! He is threatening ordinary students at the 'Freshers’ Welcome' programme at Sabang Sajanikanta Mahavidyalaya! Not only that, during the programme, he made sarcastic remarks about the “standard” of the professors because, at another college’s freshers’ event he had attended earlier, students were made to stand in the sun with folded hands to welcome him—even though he arrived two hours late. Since that did not happen at this college, he started threatening the authorities with transfer. He then openly threatened students for leaving to have food instead of listening to his speech. At one point, he even pointed directly at a girl student for smiling and warned her publicly. The situation escalated further when he called a student to the front of the stage and forced him to delete a video from his phone. He also instructed that students’ phones be checked to identify who had recorded his threatening speech !

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26,475 次观看 • 7 个月前

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14,376 次观看 • 23 天前

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330,657 次观看 • 8 个月前

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“Senator Ned Nwoko, The Man With The Big D!ck. I Told You All That I Would Rub This Whole Thing In Your Faces. I Like What Is Happening Now. I Saw Regina Daniels’ Sister Post That They Gave Her Access To The Children. But Didn’t You People Say You Wanted To Go And Fight For Those Children In Court? Later, You All Abandoned Her. Nigerians Are Not Real People. But To Senator Ned, I Think I Have Earned The Right To Advise You At This Point Because When Nigerians Came For You, I Was The Only One Who Spoke For You. You Did Everything Not To Throw Regina Daniels Under The Bus And Also Tried To Get Her Help. As For The Be@ting Part Regina Daniels Claimed To Have Experienced In The Marriage, There Was No Evidence, And From What Was Presented, It Appeared To Have Happened Only Twice. Her Mother And Siblings Were Also Part Of The Problem. She Said Her Daughter Was a Star And That Ned Nwoko Was Using Her Star, But At The End Of The Day, Her Star Daughter Still Went Back To Him.”

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279,363 次观看 • 1 个月前

Japanese pianist Toshiko Akiyoshi performing “The Village” live in 1965. Akiyoshi’s Japanese heritage is distinctly present in her music and sets her compositions apart from other jazz musicians. She composed using Japanese themes, harmonies, and instruments (kotsuzumi, kakko, utai, tsugaru shamisen). But her music remained planted firmly in jazz, reflecting influences from Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, and Bud Powell. She was discovered by Oscar Peterson when he toured Japan. Peterson convinced his producer Norman Granz to record her, making her the first Japanese musician to be recorded by an American label. The album “Toshiko’s Piano” was released in 1954. That album and Peterson’s support led to an offer of a full scholarship at Berklee School of Music. Toshiko moved to Boston in 1956, and became the first Japanese student at Berklee. She has received fourteen Grammy Award nominations and was the first woman to win Best Arranger and Composer awards in Down Beat magazine’s annual Readers’ Poll.

Japanese pianist Toshiko Akiyoshi performing “The Village” live in 1965. Akiyoshi’s Japanese heritage is distinctly present in her music and sets her compositions apart from other jazz musicians. She composed using Japanese themes, harmonies, and instruments (kotsuzumi, kakko, utai, tsugaru shamisen). But her music remained planted firmly in jazz, reflecting influences from Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, and Bud Powell. She was discovered by Oscar Peterson when he toured Japan. Peterson convinced his producer Norman Granz to record her, making her the first Japanese musician to be recorded by an American label. The album “Toshiko’s Piano” was released in 1954. That album and Peterson’s support led to an offer of a full scholarship at Berklee School of Music. Toshiko moved to Boston in 1956, and became the first Japanese student at Berklee. She has received fourteen Grammy Award nominations and was the first woman to win Best Arranger and Composer awards in Down Beat magazine’s annual Readers’ Poll.

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81,397 次观看 • 1 年前

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146,548 次观看 • 2 个月前

It looks to me like that guy was just protecting the lady with a backpack, when he was pepper sprayed at first. That is when he got tackled by the agents, and dragged back onto the street. Here it is zoomed in, and @ 50% speed. Much easier to see it this way. He clearly did not undertake any offensive action towards the agents at all. The most he did was to raise his left hand, protecting himself from the pepper spray. The lady with a back pack also seems to be getting back onto the street. but only because the guy was holding her by the hood of her jacket. So, when got pulled back onto the street, she also got pulled out with him.

It looks to me like that guy was just protecting the lady with a backpack, when he was pepper sprayed at first. That is when he got tackled by the agents, and dragged back onto the street. Here it is zoomed in, and @ 50% speed. Much easier to see it this way. He clearly did not undertake any offensive action towards the agents at all. The most he did was to raise his left hand, protecting himself from the pepper spray. The lady with a back pack also seems to be getting back onto the street. but only because the guy was holding her by the hood of her jacket. So, when got pulled back onto the street, she also got pulled out with him.

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31,452 次观看 • 8 个月前

WOW! Mary L Trump tells American Exchange that Trump's father (her grandfather) had Alzheimer's disease around the same age as Donald Trump is now, but he was much healthier than Donald is. "Yeah, my grandfather had Alzheimer's starting when he was probably around the same age. And he had it for a long time and it was a gradual thing. Then it became very obvious very quickly in his early eighties that, you know, all was not well. The difference is that Donald is an infinitely less healthy person. My grandfather was a pretty healthy human. He didn't have any vices to speak of. He was a physically strong guy, never sick a day in his life. Donald, on the other hand, is, you know, it's a terrible diet. He drinks 12 Diet Cokes today. He doesn't sleep at night. Yeah. So I guess he's making up for it. And who knows what else is going on with him? We can only guess because clearly the White House constantly lies to us."

WOW! Mary L Trump tells American Exchange that Trump's father (her grandfather) had Alzheimer's disease around the same age as Donald Trump is now, but he was much healthier than Donald is. "Yeah, my grandfather had Alzheimer's starting when he was probably around the same age. And he had it for a long time and it was a gradual thing. Then it became very obvious very quickly in his early eighties that, you know, all was not well. The difference is that Donald is an infinitely less healthy person. My grandfather was a pretty healthy human. He didn't have any vices to speak of. He was a physically strong guy, never sick a day in his life. Donald, on the other hand, is, you know, it's a terrible diet. He drinks 12 Diet Cokes today. He doesn't sleep at night. Yeah. So I guess he's making up for it. And who knows what else is going on with him? We can only guess because clearly the White House constantly lies to us."

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118,831 次观看 • 3 个月前