Former President Joe Biden has paid a heartfelt tribute to Reverend Joseph Darby Jr., honoring him as a devoted pastor, civil rights leader, and tireless advocate for the people of South Carolina.
Through his official X account, Biden described Reverend Darby as someone who “advocated for the people of South Carolina with his heart and soul,” noting that he was not only a faith leader but also a community organizer who fought for equality and justice.
Biden emphasized Darby’s unwavering belief in the founding American ideal — that all people are created equal and deserve to be treated with dignity and fairness throughout their lives.
He praised the reverend’s “integrity, humility, and determination,” qualities that defined his decades-long career and positively impacted countless lives.
Reverend Darby was widely respected for his commitment to civil rights and social justice, often serving as a bridge between communities and using his pulpit as a platform to speak out against injustice.
His leadership and compassion earned him recognition far beyond his congregation.
Reflecting on his personal relationship with Darby, Biden said, “I will always cherish the years of friendship we shared.”

He added that both he and First Lady Jill Biden are keeping the reverend’s family, friends, and all who loved him in their prayers.
Biden concluded his tribute by affirming that Reverend Darby’s legacy will endure, leaving an indelible mark on South Carolina and the broader fight for equality in America.

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