- He was cheered by graduating students at Howard University this month, but not everyone is happy with President Joe Biden’s message to black grads.
- One is Terris Todd, a former educator and activist in Michigan, is the advisor of coalitions engagement at The Heritage Foundation.
- Todd said he heard victimization not hope in Biden’s address.
- He wrote: One would have to wonder why President Joe Biden chose this institution with its reputation for excellence and chose such a happy and historic moment for these graduates to inform them that “the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy. I’m not just saying this because I’m at a black HBCU, I say it wherever I go.”
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Biden’s Message To Black College Graduates: You’re Victims, Not Leaders
