LahShot.It Photography & Graphics📸

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Roll Credits🎬 Welcome to my photography page. My name's Lailah (Lah-Lah's my best cover) and I am an Alumna of THEE Illustrious North Carolina A&T State University 💙💛. I have my Bachelor or Science degree in Computer Graphics Technology (UX) and minor in Spanish. I love portrait photography, event photography, fashion photography, and graphic design. DM for any and all inquiries!! 📸: @camsbykj Hair: Me Makeup: Me #photographer #womenphotographers #hbcuphotographer #ncatphotographers ##graphicdesigner #blackphotographer #blackcreative #atlphotographer #gsophotographer #explorepage #viral #fypシ❤️💞❤️

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Part III - “Aggie born, Aggie bred, and when I die I’ll be Aggie dead.” Here’s my story: I like to call myself last one best one, cause BABY, this gown makes me the last of 6 children raised out of Baltimore City to see it through to a Bachelor’s degree! Still, even though I’m 6 of 6, it makes me the first to do it in 4, to go to an HBCU, and to know what it feels like to look up to a full bloodline of Black EXCEPTIONALISM. In a mere 24 hours the journey is done. 3 major changes, 2 semesters off and a whirlwind of self advocacy, and yet, in 24 hours, I will be graduating with a B.A. in Professional English from the #1 public HBCU, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. Words cannot express the gratitude I have for all the support I’ve had during my time here—professors, advisors, mentors, family, and friends—I could not have done it alone. When I came to A&T I had no clue where I’d end up, I picked up a major and went about my day. Little did I know that was just the beginning. My path was not straight and narrow, there were lots of bumps in the road and redirections, but my goal was always the same. I can say now that I achieved it just the way I sought out. When I walk across that stage I can say it was all worth it: the late nights, the doubting thoughts, the tired heads, the endless assignments just thrown up to God; they’ll all mean nothing more than marks of my perseverance and drive. When you step out on faith and belief in the blessings God has placed on you, there is nothing that can’t be done. To those who believed in me, look at what we did, and to those who didn’t…oh well boohoo I did it anyway! I thank A&T for all of the opportunities it provided to me, but to name a few: * Aggie Live Poetry Society Vice President (2024-2026) * Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society * Undergraduate Research Symposium * Student North Carolina Association of Educators Historian (2023-2025) * 2x Published Poet * 6x Dean’s List Time really flies when you’re at A&T ;( Thank you family, thank you friends, thank you Aggies, and most importantly, thank you God! My story doesn’t end here, next stop…M.S.! Kennedy Camille, Class of ‘26, we out!✌🏾

Tomorrow May 9th I’ll officially be known as an North Carolina A&T State University Alumni. It’s been a long time since I was that freshman living in *Redacted* trying to find his way and figure out where Im supposed to go and who I am supposed to be. I’ve been through many trials and tribulations to get to this point. Without God in my life I never could’ve made it this far for it is him who has kept me all this time, so first and foremost I thank him. I want to thank everyone who’s helped me get this far and encouraged me to keep pushing through every trial and every loss. I want to acknowledge my people who couldn’t be here to celebrate with me, my uncle Maurice Andrews, my best friend Jayden Harrison, and his mother Susan Harrison. I pray they’re looking down at me from heaven praising my achievement of Graduating from the Illustrious North Carolina A&T State University. I lost myself for a long time but now I find myself as the man writing these words preparing himself to walk across the stage. Saturday May 9th, 2026 🎓 Makyle Jashon Warren Bachelor of Science In Computer Graphics Technology 💻

These pictures are dedicated to the people who will be watching me from above as I walk across the stage. I especially want to mention my Grandma Leila and Uncle Harold. Grandma Leila would have me collecting eggs from the chicken coop as a little girl, and Uncle Harold would sit in the goat pen for hours every day. These are just some of the memories that helped grow my love for animals long before this Animal Science degree. 🤍🐐🐓🎓

Part II - For all the colored girls. A&T bred in me a pride like nothing I’ve ever known. What a unique experience it was to be surrounded by the most gifted and exceptional minds that fought the odds stacked against them. Oh to be young, gifted, and Black. Before I came to A&T, that was a part of me I neglected, it was the whole reason I knew an HBCU was the right choice in the first place. Being from where I’m from I never had a deep sense of the beauty, power, and resilience that came with who I am. I can’t count on two hands all the times I tried to place myself closer to people that would never let me be the woman I deserved to be. It took too many years to understand that. Thankfully, I found my best self when I remembered that I am fearfully and wonderfully made as was intended, and A&T backed me up. I’m proud of the woman I am, the skin I’m in, and the culture I carry. Going into the real world now I’ll miss seeing myself reflected back at me every day, but I’ll be forever grateful for the moments I had.

Part I : Behind every woman is a bridge between her faith and her reality. The woman I grew to be would not have been possible without the community I had behind me. It took so many hard choices and leaps of faith to blossom into the woman I’m proud to say I am today. The way I grew and changed over these 4 years is something I’ll never forget. I feel honored to have been able to have every experience I did. It’s bittersweet to close this chapter of my life, but I take it in stride because I know I have been privileged enough to have walked through it anyways. I can’t say I know how life will change me next, but my time here showed me I am ready to take it on.

Alumna status loading…. Coming into A&T, I had no idea what to expect. I was getting ready to leave my home and find myself at a school 9 hours away from everything familiar to me. I knew it wasn’t going to be easy, but I also knew that God wouldn’t have led me here for nothing. He knew that this magical place was going to change me in ways that I couldn’t even begin to fathom as long as I followed his guidance. Thank you A&T for 4 years that I wouldn’t change for the world. You have taught me so much about myself and what it means to be an Aggie in and outside of the classroom. Aggieland will forever hold a special place in my heart. 💙💛 Sincerely, Kaia Atexide B.S. in Marketing🎓

Today marks my last day of classes at THE Illustrious North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 💙💛 👩🏽‍🎓 I came in as a freshman with no idea what the next four years would hold. As a first generation college student transitioning from a predominantly white institution to an HBCU, I didn’t know what to expect. 👩🏽‍🎓 These four years have taught me so much! I’m graduating with memories from some of the best times in my life. And I have also met some of the best friends I could have ever asked for. This journey has shaped me in ways I couldn’t have imagined. 👩🏽‍🎓 Now, I’m proud to say I’m graduating DEBT FREE, Summa Cum Laude, and with my Bachelors of Science in Animal Science. 👩🏽‍🎓 I will be forever grateful for the experiences, the lessons, and the people. Aggie Pride💙💛 📸: @lahshot.it

LDOC Clocking out for the last time - Kenn 2/4

Always Doing, Never Done. Soon to be Alumna, Timi Fawole B.S. CS signing out.