As the nation continues to grapple with the novel coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing nationwide protests following the death of George Floyd, Alicia Keys shared encouraging words to graduating students while opening YouTube Originals' Dear Class of 2020 virtual commencement Sunday. "I know right now it might not feel like there's a lot to celebrate and that's okay.

It's okay to not be okay right now. I know so many people are not thinking about your time at school," Keys said, before addressing the ongoing nationwide protests.

Keys praised any students who have worked on "making sure your voices are heard" amid a time when "the world feels broken." "You are showing that your generation is going to heal us.

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Travis Scott has a very clear message for his fans: vote! The rapper took to his Instagram story on June 12 to spread the word to his 29.9 million followers. “We cannot forget to get out there and vote!!!” the 28-year-old wrote. The “Sicko Mode” hitmaker also took to Instagram on May 31 to share a message amid the Black Lives Matter protests sweeping the nation. He spoke of, “this enraged feeling of us continuously losing our brothers and sisters to brutality at the hands of officers … The rage that we are feeling is from direct personal experience and the constant pain of wanting our voices to be heard. To be seen as equal and human, too.”

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Sean Penn Fires At ‘Live PD’ Host Dan Abrams: He Sells ‘Everything’ And Says ‘Nothing About What’s Going On’

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Amazon bans police use of its face recognition for a year

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Yale University offers free course on African American history ‘from emancipation to the present’

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Alicia Keys Insists She Would Not Go Back To Her 20s ‘If Somebody Paid Me’

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Alicia Keys discusses racism in America in revealing interview

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Sarah Jessica Parker shares a powerful message about inequality as George Floyd is laid to rest

Just as George Floyd is laid to rest at his funeral services in Houston, Sarah Jessica Parker shared a powerful message about inequalityThe 55-year-old actress took to Instagram on Tuesday, just as Floyd's funeral was being held, as she hoped his death sparks some much needed change.Her message was accompanied by several photos from protests that have happened across New York City since Floyd's tragic death. Message:Just as George Floyd is laid to rest at his funeral services in Houston, Sarah Jessica Parker shared a powerful message about inequality'Today Mr.

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San Francisco offers money to aid victims of police violence

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Trump floats unfounded theory that 75-year-old protester pushed by police is Antifa

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Democrats take knee for 'martyr' George Floyd as tearful mourners visit casket

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Beyonce is speaking out and inspiring younger generations.

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RHOA’s Cynthia Bailey Fiance’ Mike Hill Discuss Why They Took Their 3 Daughters To LA Protests

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Top US military officer reaches out to Capitol Hill leaders

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Thousands march against police brutality in Philadelphia

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Protesters gather at Trenton’s City Hall demand justice for George Floyd

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Thousands set to march against police brutality in Philadelphia

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Players send video message to NFL about racial inequality

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Dear Class Of 2020: When How To Watch YouTube’s Graduation Event With Beyonce More

Across the nation, millions of high school and college graduates are missing their graduation ceremonies due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 outbreak. But through the incredible use of technology, this year’s bright, young graduates will get the send-off they deserve. On June 7, YouTube will present the four-plus-hour commencement special entitled Dear Class of 2020. Originally scheduled for June 6, the event was pushed back one day in observance of the George Floyd memorial being held in Raeford, N.C. Here’s everything you need to know about who will be there, how you can watch, and more!

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Buffalo, N.Y. police officers caught on video pushing 75-year-old to ground suspended

@MikeDesmondWBFO pic.twitter.com/JBKQLvzfET— WBFO (@WBFO) June 5, 2020“I was deeply disturbed by the video,” Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown said in a statement. “After days of peaceful protests and several meetings between myself, police leadership and members of the community, tonight’s event is disheartening.”The incident drew widespread condemnation on social media as protesters returned to the streets of several U.S.

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Seth Rogen, Kacey Musgraves, More React As Buffalo, N.Y. Police Officers Caught On Video Pushing 75-Year-Old To Ground

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Meghan Markle’s friend Serena Williams’ heartbreaking message about inequality

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Orange County town hall to focus on George Floyd, police and community relations

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More than 600 people protest across Clermont, zero incidents

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‘Sesame Street’ will air town hall discussion on racism for kids

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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donates $3 million to Colin Kaepernick’s ‘Know Your Rights’ organisation

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