In Commencement Speech, Obama Advises Howard University Grads On Creating Change

President Obama spoke at a class graduate at the University of Washington in Washington, DC, race relations improved, but he emphasized that elections did not create "society after racial discrimination".

Emphasizing the need to continue to promote change, he gave me enthusiastic advice on how to shape our collective future "in the history of black college students.

The main content of this proposal is to vote "It's not always someday, but always".

He said that the university is "the core of African-American intellectuals' lives and the core part of America's massive story."

He stated that America and the world are "better places" than the universities graduated in the early 1980s and stated that there are still things to do and noted the disparity of employment, achievement, and justice of African Americans did.

"I am confident in my tradition, I am confident in my darkness," he told the graduates. "There is no way to be black, please check from me who is looking at the two aspects of the discussion whether I am black enough."

"This is our special understanding of our injustice, injustice, and struggle, that we can not do no purpose in our life.

"There are cousins, uncles, brothers and sisters, they have the same wisdom and talent as us, but somehow they are overturned by an unfair and unfair structure, so a lucky African American I will move forward. "

Finally, he said graduates need organizations and strategies to create change. Obama added that the strategy needed to include voting rights.

"People are trying to make this political thing really complicated ... Do you know? Just vote, this is mathematics.If there are more votes than others, what you want is You can do things. "

As the Washington Post reported, "The President is beginning a series of three graduation ceremonies that continue at the Rutgers University in New Jersey and the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs," the newspaper added. "He appears to Howard, encourages graduates to accept the future, and as he presides over, he becomes increasingly reflexive."

Recently, when I saw President Obama 's speech started at Howard University, he said that in 2016 he was mainly African - Americans, the American era changed and improved. . This reminds us not only of the demographics of our country but also changes and improvements of other eras. I recall reading the policy note entitled "A Dozen Facts About the U.S. Middle and Lower Class Struggle" issued by the Hamilton Project in December 2013. In the report, the low middle class includes those whose revenue is between 100% and 250% of the Federal poverty level, or those adjusted to between approximately $ 15,000 and $ 60,000 depending on the size and composition of the family . The report lists the amazing statistics that this section faces.

Wayne AI Frederick, principal at Howard University says, "Howard University community welcomes Barack H. Obama Principal to our campus to attend a graduation speech in 2016. Education and Howard are strictly intellectually exciting and academic to these students President Obama 's heritage gives the Howard community great expectations for leadership they will give to the United States and the world, "Frederick added. It was.