Mike Rowe slammed Harvard’s “segregation” celebrations after the University once again said it would allow students to celebrate “graduation day with a series of affinity celebrations.”
In a lengthy post on Facebook, the “Dirty Jobs” host mocked the Ivy league school and asked, “What better way to celebrate Harvard’s rich commitment to diversity, then by encouraging diverse groups to celebrate separately?”
“These [affinity] celebrations allow students to separate themselves from each other based on their racial and ethnic identities, and then, celebrate graduation with their own kind,” Rowe wrote, with a link to the move by Harvard.
“I’m old enough to remember when this was called ‘segregation,’” he added. “At Harvard, they call it ‘affinity.’ To be fair, Harvard’s website says these celebrations are not in lieu of the official graduation, and…
