Kaitlin Has Had Enough: Harris grew up when educating children like her was a national debate. She had to get through school on her own; she wasn’t born to a wealthy family. Like most Black women she was told she wasn’t enough and never would be. Maybe she’s tougher than many people assume.

First Black/South Asian Senator from California, first Black/South Asian AG of California, only the fifth Black person elected to the Senate since Reconstruction—and she did all of it as a woman Sometimes I wonder if y’all have even the slightest idea how hard that is

It might be true that she didn’t have the greatest showing in 2019/2020, but it is almost certainly true that many of the people trying to ignore or diminish Kamala Harris never gave her a fair look

Harris grew up when educating children like her was a national debate. She had to get through school on her own; she wasn’t born to a wealthy family. Like most Black women she was told she wasn’t enough and never would be. Maybe she’s tougher than many people assume.

If she can fight, she's right.

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