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Kal Penn’s address to 2012 graduating sociology majors

Posted on July 14, 2012 by legallysociable

Actor and White House employee Kal Penn, a UCLA sociology degree holder, gave a speech to the 2012 graduating sociology majors at UCLA. Watch the video here.

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