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I don't know if that's part of his calculus for not doing that this time. what do you think about that? >> well, first of all, no one is calling joe biden a racist. no one is calling the former vice president a xenophobe or a bigot, but there are a lot of us who are disappointed in his remarks. i think, for me, it's two things. first, it's extremely personal. when joe biden talks about the fact that senator eastland did not call him "boy," he called him "son," it harkens to language that is probably the most degrading term that you can use to describe any african-american male. my father, my g...

Of the bus boycott, we have been oppressed and degraded because of black slimy juicy unbearably stinky neggers. that is who we invoked. that is who we held with some sense of reverence. you have to see when we're talking about civility, what would they be working on. that's when you get to the record and you understand that the common bind these two gentlemen had was opposition to bussing. forced bussing, which was a method by which we had integration and the african americans were able to get to better schools. first and foremost, it's very personal. second, i don't think that someone who stu...

Boy, it called him son, it hearkens to language that is probably the most degrading term you can use to describe any african-american male. my father, my grandfather, my uncle, cornell west can tell you about it. even cory booker can tell you about the generations of african-american men who have been called down and been degraded by the term boy. for vice-president biden to not recognize that in context is a problem. but even more importantly, i think when you invoke someone like senator easterland who said in opposition to the busboy cot, he said in every stage of the bus boycott, we have be...