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“the place in which i’ll fit will not exist until i make it.” ~ James Baldwin this quote carried me through my years at NYU. it let me know how okay it was to do me, even when - for one reason or another - i might’ve felt alone in doing so. i’ve no doubt that it’ll remain with me as i move forward. NYU has been the time of my life. i met so many unforgettable people. made so many unforgettable memories. and i learned a lot about music, about writing, about the world, about myself. there’s so much more that i could say. but i’m just really grateful for it all. 💜🤍 ~ TL;DR: i have a B.M. in Music Composition with a Minor in Creative Writing!!!😮👩🏽‍🎓 ~ ____ #nyu2020 #nyugraduate #nyusteinhardt #nyualumni #nyuniversity #nyuclassof2020💜

what better day to bring my travel blog out of hiding than on #AfricaDay?!🌍 while the pandemic has put p much most travel opportunities on hold, a bout of homesickness gave me the idea to look up - and share with you all - ways to experience East Africa from your couch. link in bio! 🌿🦒 ____________ #happyafricaday #africa #travelafrica #africantravelblogger #eastafrica #bloggersofeastafrica

come thru to our fb livestream tn (6pm EST) to see all the fun stuff we’ve been working on in our class that celebrates collaboration between composers & choreographers! glad to have teamed up with the incredible @sarahlutzky for this🤍 link in bio!! 💃🎶 _______ #nyuartists #choreographyvideo #nyccomposer #quarantineart

today was my last day of classes as a senior at NYU, so it’s been one of the most emotional ones in this time. when lockdown began, my uncle would say to me that it’s okay to be sad about graduation. but it only hit me this week — realising how physical of an act saying goodbye is: hugging, crying, hi-fives, taking photos, shaking hands, embracing the people that you may never see again. instead, this week consisted of saying goodbye to classmates, some of whom i’ve been on this journey with since first year, across a laggy ass laptop screen. and now emails about our upcoming virtual graduation ceremony are flooding my inbox, but it’s so hard to read them and be excited about ending in this way. my parents, who had bought their tickets to fly in from Kenya, can only tune in online now. i’m writing all this because i know that it’s a similar story with a lot of my friends and other graduating members, too. it’s very, very okay to mourn losing all of this as a result of the pandemic. however, we also really, really deserve to celebrate boldly and proudly. i’ve teamed up with @hercampus to help highlight their #imstillgraduating event that takes place on May 15th! we’ll be hearing not only from members of our graduating class, but also from inspiring people like @evalongoria and @billiejeanking !! Also, in this #hercampus giftbox, lots of the brands featured are helping us celebrate in our own way, so stay tuned to hear more on that. graduates, how are we feeling?! 😰🥳🍾 #graduatingclassof2020 #graduatingsenior #nyusenior #hercampus #stayhome #celebrate

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