Biden Appears to Suggest ‘Some People Still Want to’ Lynch Black Americans

President Joe Biden appears to believe “some people” still want to lynch Black Americans.

Biden hosted a screening of the movie “Till,” about Mamie Till-Bradley’s search for justice after the 1955 lynching of her son Emmett Till, at the White House on Thursday.

He noted the event came nearly one year after he signed into law legislation making lynching a federal crime.

“It was one of the great honors of my career,” Biden said. “You know folks, lynching is pure terror, enforcing the lie that not everyone belongs in America and not everyone is created equal.”

He continued:

“Pure terror to systematically undermine hard-fought civil rights. Innocent men, women, children, hung by a noose from trees. Bodies burned, drowned, castrated. Their crimes: trying to vote, trying to go to school, trying to own a business, trying to preach the Gospel. False accusations of murder, arson, robbery. Lynched for simply being black. Nothing more.”

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Finally, Biden said, “White crowds, white families gathered to celebrate the spectacle, taking pictures of the bodies and mailing them as postcards.”

“Hard to believe but that’s what was done. Some people still want to do that,” he added.

Conservative radio host Grace Curley tweeted, “Good Lord, Joe really is the worst President in American history.”

“Name a hobby Biden loves besides demonizing white people,” wrote conservative commentator Ian Miles Cheong.