Trump tells University of Alabama graduates not to be a ‘victim’

president Donald Trump spoke at Alabama University on Thursday evening before their official start celebrations that start on Friday, and urged students not to consider themselves a “victim” in their future, noting that many young people think this way.

The special letter of the graduates also included notes from the university president, Stewart R. Bill, former football coach Alabama Tide, Nick Saban. Trump described success during his first 100 days as president, and seized some opportunities to discredit his political opponents as well.

But Trump’s message was largely focused on the graduation category, which was recognized as “the first metric category in the golden age of America.”

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“Do not consider yourself a victim,” Trump said. “In America, we reject the idea that anyone generates a victim. Our heroes are the ones who bear the responsibility of their fate, achieve their luck, and determine their fate despite the difficulties, despite all the difficulties.”

Trump shared a set of other tips with the graduation category in addition to describing his political agenda. Between the closure of federal judges because he was prevented from performing his job and questioning the Democrats challenge his directives to remove men from women’s sports, Trump urged students to overcome difficulties – a return to his victory in the elections in November – and to maintain difficult challenges.

Trump told students: “Graduates of the Alabama category for the year 2025 stand here in front of you in this wonderful arena. It is clear that seeing the next chapter of the American story will not be written by Harvard Crimson. He will write you – the honorable tide.” “Because this is Alabama. In Alabama, she fights, fights, fights and wins by winning. That’s what you know how to do.”

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US President Donald Trump offers notes for graduating students in Coleman Collensium at the University of Alabama on May 01, 2025, in Tuscuna, Alabama. Trump’s comments come the day before the official start ceremony. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Trump’s first speech was at the University of Alabama by the President of the Sitting.

He was met with a decline from both students and non -students. The university’s university branch at the university held a “wave against Trump”, which included former democratic presidential candidate Beto Our 2010 and former Senate member Alabama Doug Jones. The chapter also issued a statement several days before Trump’s visit to the campus, expressing his “shock” and “disgust” that “the non -popular president, division, and authoritarian will participate in the beginning.”

Alabama NAACP criticized Trump’s appearance at Alabama University as well, and compared the president’s speech to “Gorge Wallace’s great discourse” in comments about his address on his website.

A man wearing a pro -Trump shirt walking outside the Coleman Collensium before the starting celebrations of the University of Alabama on May 1, 2025, in Tuscuna. (Photography Elijah Nouvelge/AFP via Getty Images)

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