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In a world of chaos, the joy of new graduates shines bright. Politiken captured Yousef Al Taleb’s moment as he earned his graduation cap after three years of perfect attendance.

He was almost treated like a celebrity when he got his graduation cap on

Yousef Al Taleb graduates from Frederiksberg Gymnasium. A proud younger brother places the cap on his head. Foto: Rasmus Nørgaard
Yousef Al Taleb graduates from Frederiksberg Gymnasium. A proud younger brother places the cap on his head. Foto: Rasmus Nørgaard
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Even though the weather is gray and it has rained all morning, it seems like the laughter and tears of joy are making the sun shine in the foyer at Frederiksberg Gymnasium. Broad smiles and flowers are placed side by side with grandparents and champagne glasses on long tables. The air is thick with perfume and excitement.

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