Rio Linda High School graduates feel mixed emotions as they enter adulthood

Karma Dickerson reports

NEARLY 2000 MILES AWAY AREBRINGING A DARK SHADOW OVERWHAT SHOULD BE THE DAY OFCELEBRATION.THEY THEN.

GRADUATION DAYWAS ALWAYS GOING TO BE FULL OFEMOTIONS, YOU'RE GRADUATINGHIGH FEELING TODAY.

THIS ONEYOU MAY NOT HAVE SEEN COMINGAND I FEEL OK BUT WHAT ABOUTAMY'S THAT POSES STILL CANBLACK PEOPLE AS HE COMES WITHA HE'S BEEN ANTICIPATING.THE MEN BLACK SAYS HISFUTURE DREAMS ARE CLOUDED THEPRESENT REALITY.

SO THAT CAN'TNOT THINK ABOUT WHEN I WAKE UPNOT CELEBRATIONS ARE GIFTS FORFREEDOM IN THE BUT THE THINGABOUT THE ONION.RECIPES TO DRESS FOR IT.THE REAL IN THE HIGH SCHOOLGRADS MIND ON MINNEAPOLIS THATTHE MEMORY OF GEORGE FLOYD WHODIED EARLIER THIS WEEK AFTERPOLICE OFFICER NOW ON HISNECK.

THE OFFICERS INVOLVEDHAVE BEEN FIRED THE DISTURBINGIMAGES LEFT THIS GRADUATE NOTMUCH IN THE MOOD TOCONTEMPLATE WHAT HIS OWNFUTURE HOLDS.I'M GETTING I GET TO GETICE GLIDE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.AFTER THAT CARRY ON ITS FAIRIN FAMILY WAS FULL SMILESUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT BUTALSO PROUD OF MY SON AND ILOVE THE SUMMER.BUT HIS MOTHER THAT SHEWORRIES ABOUT WHAT THE WORLDHAS IN STORE PERCENT.

HERADVICE TO HIM AND OTHERFAMILIES SO MY THING IS THISBELIEVE IN THE MOST HIGH TOSPEED ON WHAT YOU COULD DO.THE POSITIVE HIT HIM ANDSAYS HE DOES HAVE DREAMS WHICHINCLUDE ATTENDING AMERICANRIVER COLLEGE IN THE FALL.THAT WOULD CHEAPEN IT FEELSTO HAVE TO BE NOT JUSTPOSITIVE.BUT VIGILANT I GUESS THATTHAT'S GOING TO GET WATCH MYNECK ANYMORE AND SACRAMENTO,