“In America, evil will not win. It will not prevail,” Biden said at Thursday’s summit on extremism at the White House. “Hate will not prevail. And white supremacists will not have the last word. And this venom and violence cannot be the story of our time.”
45th President of the United States
“In America, evil will not win. It will not prevail,” Biden said as he took the stage at the White House. “Hate will not prevail. And white supremacists will not have the last word. And this venom and violence cannot be the story of our time.” Ahead of the event, titled “United We Stand,” the White House unveiled a raft of initiatives intended to “renew civic bonds and heal divides.”
“That’s not America, not who we are,” he said of the period bookmarked by those two events, even as the threat persists today. The steps outlined by the White House on Thursday reflected the recognition that in a digitized society in which isolation is quickly becoming the norm, extremists have a ready audience, especially among disaffected young men.
of the Communications Decency Act, which essentially absolves companies like Twitter and Facebook of any responsibility for the content published on their platforms.such as Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri
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