Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris: Navigating harassment, bias, and racism with resilience
"It’s no secret that women struggle to achieve the recognition they deserve. This lack of acknowledgment is not just a matter of fairness; it has practical implications for policy and societal attitudes. Women continue to face significant pay gaps, underrepresentation in leadership roles, and societal biases that undermine their contributions and potential," writes TIME in one of its articles titled 'How Women Like Kamala Harris Saved and Shaped America' published on 29 August 2024.
Victory Garland Awaits: Will It Be Trump or Harris?
In her first campaign rally, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris took a strong stance against Donald Trump, framing the November election as a pivotal choice between a former prosecutor and a convicted felon. This rally followed President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race for the White House, during which he endorsed Harris as the Democratic Party's presidential candidate. As the world grapples with democratic challenges and widespread instability, this year's U.S. presidential election carries significant importance not only for American citizens but also for people around the globe.
New dynamic: Kamala Harris vs. Trump in presidential election
A recent shooting incident at a Donald Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, indicates that the time has come to raise a strong voice against political violence in the United States. It is still unclear what the political beliefs of the shooter at Trump's rally were. The Secret Service has confirmed that Trump is safe, but at least one person attending the rally and the suspected attacker have been killed. This incident suggests that the frequency of untoward incidents is likely to increase during the election year. This is particularly concerning as election-related officials continue to fear ongoing threats and violence.
Trump calls Kamala Harris 'lunatic' in first rally since Biden exit
In a speech where he also claimed that Harris was in favor of the "execution" of babies due to her position on abortions, the former president and Republican nominee said: "She is a radical left lunatic who will destroy our country."
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