White House disassociates from Hochul’s remarks about black children and computers

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The White House expressed disapproval of Governor Kathy Hochul’s remarks regarding black children in the Bronx, although they claimed to not have heard them directly. Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stated that it is not appropriate to speak about young people in such a way. Hochul had made a comment during a presentation suggesting that black children in the Bronx did not know what a computer is, leading to backlash on social media and from other lawmakers. Hochul later apologized for her statement, clarifying that her focus is on providing economic opportunities for all New Yorkers.

Haisten Willis
Haisten Willis
White House Reporter. Before moving to D.C., Haisten was an Atlanta-based freelance journalist, writing for the Washington Post, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and U.S. News & World Report, among other outlets. From 2020 to 2022, he was the national Freedom of Information Committee chairman at the Society of Professional Journalists.

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