White House demonstrated living history at 2022 Black History Month celebration
WATCH THE WHITE HOUSE MARKS BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2022 By Mona Austin At a ceremony commemorating its first in-person Black History Month celebration at the White House, the Biden Harris Administration showcased the most Blacks serving in government leadership in history. Proudly seated front and center with President Joe Biden were Pentagon Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, US Ambassador Linda Thomas Greenfield and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and others. Presidential Advisor Cedric Richardson was not seated on the stage but was recognized in the audience for his support in the administration. The White House posted a photo of the dozens of African Americans employees working at the campus. Their collective presence represents the high-level advancements of African Americans in the workplace that was not always possible in a nation that has racial discrimination built into its DNA. Bide has repeatedly stated that he wanted a staff that looked like America, refle...