President Biden: "Our Silence is Complicity" on Asian American Racism

The transcript covers President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris's response to the Atlanta mass shootings, emphasizing the need to speak out against racism and violence. They met with Asian American leaders to discuss the emotional impact and potential responses. Biden supports the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act to aid Asian American communities and improve reporting and response to anti-Asian violence.

What is the main message conveyed about silence in the context of racism?

• Silence is a form of agreement with racism.

• Silence is a way to avoid conflict.

• Silence is a sign of strength.

• Silence is irrelevant to racism.

What was the focus of the meeting between President Biden, Vice President Harris, and Asian American leaders?

• Organizing a cultural festival.

• Discussing economic policies.

• Planning a new infrastructure project.

• Addressing the grief and fear felt by the community.

What did Vice President Harris emphasize about racism?

• Racism is a thing of the past.

• The facts of racism are clear, even if motives are not.

• Racism is only a local issue.

• Racism is not a priority for the government.

What legislative act did President Biden support to help Asian American communities?

• The Education Equality Act.

• The Immigration Reform Act.

• The COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act.

• The Civil Rights Act.

What has spiked during the pandemic according to the final section?

• Employment opportunities.

• Tourism rates.

• Anti-Asian violence.

• Economic growth.