hate can have no safe harbor in america

 

Hate can have no safe harbor in America, Joe Biden said.




After Tuesday's murder of eight people, including six Asian-American women, US President Joe Biden on Saturday (March 20, 2021) said 'hate can have no safe harbor' in the United State of America.

Biden after meeting the Asian-American leaders in Atlanta took to his official Twitter account and said, "For all the good that laws can do, we have to change our hearts. Hate can have no safe harbor in America."

He added, "It must stop — and it's on all of us together to make it stop."

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