President Biden told the class of 2021 in a pre-taped address that systemic racism is “the greatest crisis of our time,” adding that graduates were at a “turning point” in history.
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“Every class enters the history of the nation up to the point that it has been written by others,” Biden said in the speech, which he shared on his POTUS Twitter account Saturday.
“But few classes, once in every few generations, enters at a point in our history where it actually has a change to change the trajectory of the country.”
Biden told the graduates they will see more change in the next 50 years than the country has seen in the last 50, in the nearly three-minute speech.
