Former President Joe Biden referred to black children as “children of color” on Tuesday, since he explained what motivated him to get involved in the duration of politics, his first public comments since he left office.
Biden, 82, used the obsolete and offensive term while the Count Anecdote about his children’s movement of Scranton, Pa., To Wilmington, El., In which before his family moved to the first state, “he had never seen just.”
“He was only in the fourth grade,” he said as he remembered that his mother took him to the Catholic School in Wilmington. “And I remember seeing the children pass, at that time called” colored children “, they pass, they never turned right to go to Claymont High School.”
Biden said that upon learning that black children were not allowed to attend public school with white students “caused my sense of indignation when I was a child.”
The comments of the 46th President in the defenders, counselors and representatives of the Disabled Conference (ACRD) in Chicago focused largely on Social Security.
“Social Security is more than a government program. It is a sacred promise,” Biden argued, before accusing Republicans in Congress of wanting to “reduce and gartain” the program that provides benefits to retired Americans.
“Who the hell believes they are?” Said a Biden sent before going back.
“I will not go further. I will get into trouble,” he said.
Biden did not refer to President Trump for his name during his speech of approximately 30 minutes, the first since the end of his presidency in January.
However, the former commander in chief alluded to the affirmations of social security fraud that has been made by Trump and the Chief of Efficiency of the Elon Musk government department.
“Those 300 -year -old people who receive that social security, I want to meet them,” Biden joked. “I would like to discover how they live so long.”
“Hell, man, man. I am looking for longevity.”
