President Joe Biden had a cringey moment while addressing Howard University graduates Saturday.
Biden was the HBCU’s key commencement speaker at this year’s graduation ceremony, and he made a remark that raised a few eyes.
At some point, POTUS brought up white supremacy, saying it is the most dangerous terroristic threat to America. But things went a little flat when he added: “And I’m not just saying that because I’m at a Black HBCU. I say (it) wherever I go.”
The comment garnered a few chuckles from the crowd. Still, it’s probably something that could have been left out, considering he was at a historically black college with a majority black student body.
Biden likely meant no harm, but his latest side-eye comment makes many think of the other eyebrow-raising comments Biden has said while speaking of Blacks or to Black people.
During a Breakfast Club episode, Biden said that any Black person who had trouble deciding between him and Donald Trump in the 2020 election wasn’t Black.
White guy here, why is this bad