As black women, there is absolutely no secret that we are always up for the challenge. Yet we still make ascending heights of influence. As we can all celebrate, Kamala Harris is the very first Woman of Color to take the position of Vice president of the United States.
The dynamism of this special significance runs profoundly deep for the US. We are commemorating a time of striving for Black people and the actual 100th historical year of women’s voting independence in America.
Kamala Harris attains on the ridges of thousands of Black women who have molded the election as people worked, designed, operated for departments, and most importantly voted.
During this solemn event, I think of all the women who came before us, from revolutionaries like Daisy Bates, Harriet Tubman, and the Coretta Scott King Shirley Chisolm of the world. Harris’s success is proof of Black balloter’s power and the robust support of racial justice that has succeeded.
Black women’s leadership pushed America ahead, defending our independence and rights. This past election, we have confirmed once again that we are essential to the party’s victory. As Black women, there is no secret we have led the battle for our joint sovereignty regarding this nation even when the same country has disregarded us and our fundamental rights.
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