Politics + Black Lives Matter
Biden & The Black Agenda
Examining the current administration’s promise 1 year later
On November 7th, 2020, I wrote the following on my Facebook newsfeed:
“I woke up this morning to a new president. I woke up feeling different. I am so proud of my people I could just burst. Change can’t happen without Black people, — we just proved that.”
“I will not examine Biden’s victory until after 1 year. I need to see results first and know whether his promises were just politics.”
“However, history has been made and I am celebrating Black people today. Because dammit we are not a minority. We have power in these streets.”
It’s been one year since Joe Biden was officially inaugurated as the next President of the United States. Biden was officially projected President on November 7th, 2020, even after a sore loss and initial refusal to concede from former President Donald Trump. While giving a speech in Wilmington, North Carolina after his big win, Biden express what he felt America needed:
“To make progress, we must stop treating our opponents as our enemy,” Biden said, before referring to the Book of Ecclesiastes. “The Bible tells us that to everything there is a season — a time to build, a time…
