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White House press secretary responds to question about Black History Month: 'We will continue to celebrate American history and the contributions that all Americans, regardless of race'

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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to a question about Black History Month during her first press briefing on Tuesday .

She said the White House "still intends to celebrate" and "we will continue to celebrate American history and the contributions that all Americans , regardless of race, religion or creed, have made to our great country, she said.

Some people took her response to the question as confirmation that the administration plans to honor Black History month .

“There would be no United States of America without the labor and love of Black people.” Hunter suggested pointing out that you should remind them that “Black history is American history” Foldy said that Leavitt ’s response continues the pattern of white supremacy ideology and behaviors that we have seen from Trump for decades .

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