They will include plans to expand federal contracts with small and disadvantaged companies, invest tens of billions of dollars in communities suffering from persistent poverty such as Greenwood, and take new efforts to combat housing discrimination.

White House spokesperson Karin Jean-Pierre told reporters on a flight to Oklahoma on Tuesday: “What these survivors endured is tragic and devastating.” She said that he plans to listen and learn. And express my heartfelt thanks to them for sharing the story.

A government official said that the president will address the legacy of racist violence in the United States and the challenges of future unity. The official said that Biden could not fulfill his promise of restoring the “soul” of the country without acknowledging the complexity of American history.

In Monday’s announcement, Biden asked all Americans to “reflect on the deep roots of our country’s racial terror and recommit ourselves to eradicating systemic racism in our country”.

His visit was to the Minneapolis police during the racial liquidation in the United States, which triggered a nationwide protest.

Biden won the presidency with the support of black voters. He made the fight against racial inequality a key platform for his 2020 campaign and did the same during his short term in the White House. Last week, on the anniversary of Freud’s death, he met with Freud’s family and is pushing for the passage of a police reform bill named after Freud.

Public awareness of the Holocaust has increased

Public awareness of the killings in Tulsa on May 31 and June 1, 1921 has increased in recent years. These events have not been taught in history classes or reported in local newspapers for decades.

After a white woman accused a black man of assault, white residents shot and killed as many as 300 black people, burned and looted houses and businesses, and destroyed a thriving African-American community. Confirmed.

Insurance companies are not responsible for losses, and no one has been charged for the attack.

Biden’s visit “encourages unity and brings hope,” said Francis Jordan-Laxtro, executive director of the Greenwood Cultural Center, a museum about the Holocaust. “It is necessary for us to share the major flaws of the past and inequality with each generation.”

William Darity Jr., professor at Duke University, co-author From here to equality: compensation for black Americans in the twentieth century, The trip to Tulsa will be a meaningful moment to announce that the Presidential Committee “explores the history of American racial atrocities and proposes racial justice.”

Jean-Pierre said that Biden “supports research on compensation, but believes that the first task before us is to eradicate systemic racism.”

The issue of racial justice is also reflected in the increasingly fierce battle for voting rights. Several Republican-led states have claimed that they need to strengthen election security and have passed or proposed voting restrictions. Biden and other Democrats said that these restrictions are designed to make it more difficult for black and other minority voters to vote.