systemic racism

@mott-the-hoople said
what has biden done to end systemic racism?

He ousted a systemic racist from the Oval Office?

@kevcvs57 said
He ousted a systemic racist from the Oval Office?

so you cant point to anything?

@mott-the-hoople said
so you cant point to anything?

He just did.

@shavixmir said
He just did.

you cant point to anything either?

@mott-the-hoople said
what has biden done to end systemic racism?

The answer to your question is below. I included most of the text, just in case you're "challenged" in dealing with links.


Why do people have to spoon feed you this information??



THE WHITE HOUSE FACT SHEET:

President Biden to Take Action to Advance Racial Equity and Support

Underserved Communities JANUARY 26, 2021

This afternoon, President Biden will outline his vision and new elements of his agenda for advancing racial equity for Americans who have been underserved and left behind. Equal opportunity is the fundamental promise of America. But systemic racism and discrimination in our economy, laws, and institutions have put the promise of America out of reach for too many families of color.

President Biden will renew the federal government’s commitment to making the American Dream real for families across the nation by taking bold and ambitious steps to root out inequity from our economy and expand opportunities for communities of color and other underserved Americans.

President Biden will sign four executive actions this afternoon to advance racial equity and take first steps to root out systemic racism in housing and criminal justice. He will direct the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to take steps necessary to redress racially discriminatory federal housing policies that have contributed to wealth inequality for generations. The President will sign an Executive Order to end the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) use of private prisons. He will recommit the federal government to respect Tribal sovereignty and strengthen the Nation-to-Nation relationship between the United States and Tribal Nations. And, President Biden will take action to combat xenophobia against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

These orders build on actions the President took during his first week in office to advance equity, which historians have described as one of the most robust efforts to advance racial justice in the first weeks of any new administration. On his first day in office, President Biden signed an unprecedented Executive Order establishing a whole-of-government initiative to address racial equity and support underserved communities, and redress systemic racism in federal policies, laws, and programs. He took immediate action to roll back harmful policies, such as President Trump’s 1776 Commission and ban on diversity and inclusion training for federal employees and contractors. In the days ahead, President Biden will reinvigorate the federal government’s role as a model employer by expanding and building on the efforts of the Obama-Biden Administration, by requiring all agencies to take affirmative steps to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as by requiring accessibility.

President Biden committed to embedding racial equity across his Administration’s response to COVID-19 and the economic crisis. In his first week in office, he signed executive actions to provide relief to American families that will aid families of color that are being disproportionately impacted by this economic crisis. He directed the Department of Agriculture to address the growing crisis of hunger facing more than one in five Black and Latino households by increasing access to nutritious food for millions of children missing meals due to school closures, issuing new guidance to help an additional 12 million Americans access nutrition assistance, and beginning the process to increase the value of supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits to better reflect today’s grocery costs. The President extended the pause on federal student loan payments and collections, protecting borrowers burdened by educational debt, who are disproportionately Americans of color. He extended the federal government’s foreclosure and eviction moratoriums until February 28, 2021, helping families who are more likely to be rent burdened to stay safely housed. President Biden directed the Department of Treasury to take steps to make the delivery of stimulus benefits more equitable to help the 8 million households, many of whom are families of color, who never received the first stimulus checks they were entitled to. And, the President began the process of requiring federal contractors to pay a $15 minimum wage and provide emergency paid leave to workers bringing financial relief to low wage workers.

These actions are just the start. The President is committed to working with Congress to pass bold legislation that advances racial equity, including increasing funding for small businesses, investing in Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other Minority Serving Institutions, and tripling funding for Title I schools, which serve a majority of low-income students. As the President has said, he is focused on ensuring that small businesses owned by people of color and others who have been historically disadvantaged – many of whom were shut out of previous relief packages – receive support.

And President Biden’s American Rescue Plan will provide immediate, direct relief to communities and families bearing the brunt of the crisis – including communities and families of color. Economists estimate that the investments in the American Rescue Plan will lift over eight million Black, Latino, and Asian Americans out of poverty and will provide relief across sectors where families of color are most disproportionately impacted in this crisis: in food and financial security, healthcare access, and education and child care. The President’s rescue plan will expand protections for frontline workers, 40 percent of whom are people of color. It will increase and extend Unemployment Insurance benefits, supporting the one in ten Black workers and one in eleven Latino workers who are unemployed. And, the plan will provide critical relief to Native American communities and Tribes.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2021/01/26/fact-sheet-president-biden-to-take-action-to-advance-racial-equity-and-support-underserved-communities/

@mott-the-hoople said
you cant point to anything either?

He stopped demonising Mexicans and POC at press conferences. What sort of action would you expect him to carry out. The problem with systemic racism is that it’s based on the racism of individuals within systems. All you can really do as an individual in a system is to acknowledge your racism and try to not let it effect your actions within the system.

@mchill said
The answer to your question is below. I included most of the text, just in case you're "challenged" in dealing with links.


Why do people have to spoon feed you this information??



THE WHITE HOUSE FACT SHEET:

President Biden to Take Action to Advance Racial Equity and Support

Underserved Communities JANUARY 26, 2021

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I dont want what you can google, filled with biden intends to's , I want YOU to tell me what he has actually done.

@kevcvs57 said
He stopped demonising Mexicans and POC at press conferences. What sort of action would you expect him to carry out. The problem with systemic racism is that it’s based on the racism of individuals within systems. All you can really do as an individual in a system is to acknowledge your racism and try to not let it effect your actions within the system.

I guess you are overlooking biden denying haitians and cubans right?

@mott-the-hoople said
I dont want what you can google, filled with biden intends to's , I want YOU to tell me what he has actually done.

I want YOU to tell me what he has actually done.



If you had bothered to read what I posted (unlikely) you would have found Joe Biden signed 4 executive orders earlier this year that dealt with ending systematic racism. That is what he "actually" did.

Any other questions??

@mchill said
I want YOU to tell me what he has actually done.



If you had bothered to read what I posted (unlikely) you would have found Joe Biden signed 4 executive orders earlier this year that dealt with ending systematic racism. That is what he "actually" did.

Any other questions??

I see where the article CLAIMS he signed EOs...I want YOU to show me where those actions did any thing.

@mott-the-hoople said
I see where the article CLAIMS he signed EOs...I want YOU to show me where those actions did any thing.

Look it up skippy, I'm tired of doing your research for you.

@mchill said

Why do people have to spoon feed you this information??

Because he watches news channels with conservative mouthpieces and listens to liars like Donald Trump.