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Biden says white supremacy has no place in the US in speech at church where Black people were killed

  • President Biden denounced white supremacy at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, stating that it has no place in America.
  • Biden's visit highlights the stakes of the race and contrasts his stance against white supremacy with former President Trump's refusal to condemn the actions of white nationalists.
  • The event aims to energize Black voters before the upcoming election, as concerns grow about potential loss of support among this critical constituency.
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