Biden Sparks Outrage with "Colored Kids" Remark in First Post-Presidency Speech

📝 DESCRIPTION
Biden: “It was full of colored kids…I had never seen those.” That line, delivered during President Biden’s first major public speech since leaving office, has ignited a firestorm online. While Biden was recalling a childhood memory meant to highlight his early awareness of racial segregation, the use of the term “colored kids” has triggered backlash from critics who say it’s outdated and offensive. The speech, given at a disability rights event in Chicago where Biden accepted the Beacon of Hope Award, centered on themes of dignity, fairness, and the ADA. But the moment was overshadowed by confusion, emotion, and what some called “random yelling.” In this video, we break down what Biden really meant, the internet’s reaction, and the political fallout from a moment that was supposed to inspire unity.

⏰ TIMESTAMP
00:00:00 Biden's "Colored Kids" Phrase
00:00:17 Online Criticism and Derision
00:02:39 Biden's Segregation Recollection
00:02:52 Speech Impact Diminished by Term
00:03:44 Media Focus on Delivery
00:04:18 Biden's Republican Critique
00:04:42 White House Press Secretary's Response
00:05:07 Alignment with Moral Values
00:05:23 Language Impact on Message

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