BTS and Biden will meet to talk about hate crimes against the Asian population

The Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden, has extended an invitation to the South Korean musical group BTS to visit the White House the following week to discuss inclusion, hate crimes committed against the Asian community, and celebrate the month that is dedicated to Asian heritage in this country. The month in question is Asian Heritage Month. Asian Heritage Month is the name of the month in question.

In a statement that was released, the White House came clean and confessed that there has been an increase in the number of acts of prejudice and hate crimes that have been done against Asians over the course of the last few years. In addition, the statement disclosed that BTS would begin its tour of the United States on March 31.

Biden has previously addressed this issue a number of times in the past, during which he made a vow to fight against these crimes and signed a measure in May of the previous year to accomplish this goal. Biden has already addressed this problem on a number of occasions in the past. Additionally, Biden has already had conversations on this subject with a variety of different people.
According to the press release, Vice President Biden and members of BTS will also participate in the commemoration of Asian American history month and will talk about the significance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.