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Kathy Hochul’s dim slur on black kids and computers exposes Dems’ condescending ignorance
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2:39Now PlayingBlack Americans like me are often guilted into defaulting to supporting the Democratic Party — but with friends like the Democrats, who needs enemies? NY Post contributor Adam B. Coleman shares this story.
No matter the paternalistic garbage they regurgitate into party talking points about our existence, we’re supposed to hold our noses and show our support for our political frenemies.
And now the stench of racial-rhetoric bile has emitted from the mouth of Gov. Hochul, with insulting and ignorant comments about black kids.
While speaking onstage in a California forum about her desire to have more of a diverse workforce in artificial intelligence, she attempted to highlight the disadvantage some have — but instead made an unfounded presumption about them.
“Right now we have, you know, young black kids growing up in The Bronx who don’t even know what the word ‘computer’ is,” Hochul said.
“They don’t know, they don’t know these things,” she continued.
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