The Liberty Loft
WASHINGTON — Just a couple of weeks ago, Joe Biden boarded Air Force One and flew to Atlanta, Georgia. He went to Ebenezer Baptist Church, where Martin Luther King, Jr. once was co-pastor until he was killed in 1968.
Biden stood that day and said that Americans must finish what MLK Jr started. He used it as a stump speech for radical legislation, but the underlying theme was that America does not work for people of color. He implied that King wanted Americans to focus on making America working for Black people.
Joe Biden doubled down on that statement on Thursday with the retirement announcement of Stephen Breyer. Breyer said he was going to retire and Biden immediately said that he would replace Breyer with a Black woman.
