First lady Dr. Jill Biden’s California speech garnered attention on social media on Wednesday for what users perceived as a botched attempt to pronounce a phrase in Spanish. Gavin Newsom in Delano and spoke to farmworkers on the birthday of César Chávez, who was considered a transformational labor leader and Latin American civil rights activist. ‒ which translates to "Yes we can" in Spanish ‒ that drew criticism on Twitter. JILL BIDEN GIVES KELLY CLARKSON ADVICE ON HEALING AFTER A DIVORCE: 'THINGS WILL GET BETTER'The phrase became popularized by Chávez and his United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta, and was used as a motto by the group in the 1970s. Biden pronounced it correctly on separate occasions in the same speech, in which she also encouraged farm workers to get vaccinated.

Source: Fox News April 01, 2021 01:45 UTC