The Uncertain Road Ahead: The Impact of Biden’s Exit on the Black Community

Marginalized communities, long ignored and sidelined by the system, are under siege. The sudden withdrawal of President Joe Biden from the presidential race just weeks before the crucial election sends shockwaves through our nation. Biden’s administration has been a lifeline for the Black community, bringing hope and tangible progress in an era rife with systemic injustices. His policies have touched every corner of our lives—from our schools and businesses to our neighborhoods and beyond. Now, with his departure, we stand at a critical juncture, questioning who will rise to champion our cause and ensure the strides we’ve made are not only preserved but propelled forward. This is not merely a political shift; it’s a call to arms for our recognition, respect, and rightful place in America’s narrative. The torch of justice and equality has been passed, and the fight must continue with renewed vigor and unwavering resolve. “Selecting then Senator Kamala Harris as the first Black Woman Vice President, Appointing the Hon. Ketanji Brown Jackson as the first Black Woman Supreme Court Justice, investing $16B in HBCU’s, eliminating hundreds of millions of dollars in student loan debt, establishing a federal office of gun violence prevention,  protecting the environment, expanding voting...