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gogolik [260]
2 years ago
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What issue should President Biden include in his inaugural address?How can an inaugural address be used to unite?

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Fed [463]2 years ago
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Uhm. Well speaking theoretically, he should probably add something around the racism factor and white supremacy. I think that would kind of unite the USA (Now it's The Divided States of America) because we are in our own Civil war if you can see. Everyone had their opinions on how things should be viewed. People think that white lives are the only lives that matter and it should be that everyone's lives matter (Black, Latin-x, Asian, etc) or that whites aren't being treated well enough and their freedom is being taken away. So i think Biden should issue something around that so people can understand that everyone does matter and you shouldn't be fighting over whose lives matter because they all do.

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