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Beyoncé To Join The Obamas As Speakers For Virtual Graduation Event

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Beyoncé is slated to participate in an upcoming virtual graduation event for the class of 2020 alongside Barack and Michelle Obama.

The live-stream event, “Dear Class of 2020,” is scheduled to air on YouTube on June 6.

Beyoncé is expected to deliver an “inspirational message” to the class of 2020 during the live-stream event, according to the AP.

The former president participated last Saturday in a virtual graduation event that gained wide attention, delivering a commencement address to the 2020 graduating class of historically Black colleges and universities.

Later that day, he spoke as part of an online event for high school seniors titled, “Graduate Together: America Honors the Class of 2020,” hosted by NBA star LeBron James via his family foundation, as well as the Entertainment Industry Foundation and XQ Institute.

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