Mr. Biden [Morehouse Commencement]: If black men are being killed in the street, we bear witness. For me, that means to call out the poison of white supremacy. To root out systemic racism. I stood up with George Floyd's family to help create a country where we don't need to have that talk with your son or grandson as they get pulled over.

Mr. Biden; I'm reliving the burden of student debt. Many of you have already had the benefit of it, so I can chase your dream and grow the economy. When the Supreme Court told me I couldn't, I found two other ways to do it, and we've been able to do it, because it grows the economy.

Mr. Biden: Let's be clear what happens to you and your family when old ghosts and new garments seize power. Extremists come for the freedoms you thought belong to you and everyone…and then the constant attacks on black election workers who count your votes. Insurrectionists who storm the Capital with Confederate flags are called patriots by some…black police officers, black veterans protecting the Capital, were called another word…they also say out loud, these other groups, 'immigrants poison the blood of our country', like the grand wizard and fascists said in the past…extremists close the doors of opportunity, strike down affirmative action, attack the values of diversity, equality, and inclusion.

Mr. Biden: Graduates, this is what we're up against. Extremist forces aligned against the meaning and message of Morehouse. And they peddle a fiction, a caricature, about what being a man is about. Tough talk, abusing power, bigotry. Their idea of being a man is toxic.