Before Kamala Harris ran for president, there was Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to congress. Chisholm fought for reproductive rights, and workers' rights, among others. Her 1972 campaign slogan was "unbought and unbossed." https://t.co/ZAMZOawIlY
Kamala Harris is part of a long line of Black women to run for president, and the first to become the Democratic nominee. Shirley Chisholm, Carol Moseley Braun and Cynthia McKinney are just a few of the women who came before her.
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'Now is the time to get a hostage deal and a ceasefire deal done," Kamala Harris said about the war in Gaza. For many college students, Gaza is a top issue of this election. https://t.co/Rez1ZT1qPw
Kamala Harris said she wants students to have the freedom to attend schools free of gun violence.
Gun violence survivors, including from Parkland, have spoken to The 19th about how they're fighting for gun control. https://t.co/inc3Rc7siC
Kamala Harris said that she will not let Trump eliminate the Department of Education. He's repeatedly stated this goal, which can also be found in Project 2025.
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According to the @BrookingsInst, "90% of fentanyl seizures occur in legal ports of entry."
"U.S. citizens represent more than 85% of those convicted of fentanyl charges." #GOPDebate
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Tonight's #GOPDebate comments about China remind me of this quote @RepJudyChu "We get into a situation where the tension and rhetoric against China is reaching its height, especially from Republican Congress members who...do it to score political points." https://t.co/4UY63MRnan
The Supreme Court has blocked Biden's #StudentLoanForgiveness plan for which
@ewarren had high hopes. “It will completely eliminate debt for about a quarter of Black borrowers," she said. "It will eliminate all debt for about half of Latino borrowers." https://t.co/umge7C3CHX
I spoke with college presidents, including Columbia University President Lee Bollinger, of Grutter v. Bollinger, about the Supreme Court's decision to end affirmative action. https://t.co/7nlJoHiu3s
Justice Barrett "would have never gone to some of the schools that she went to...w/o affirmative action."
Pre-Civil Rights Act, "You could not attend many of these colleges and universities if you were not White and if you were not male.” @danielleholley https://t.co/uQIAh01Plx