I am a proud Democrat and believe in preserving our democracy… And…I have been a huge Beatles fan all my life and a devoted fan of Taylor Swift since 2006.
During Black Maternal Health Week, we celebrate the progress we have made and continue to address this issue with urgency. This year, as Black maternal health initiatives and women’s health research are under attack, our fight remains more important than ever.
Together, we continue the fight to ensure every woman has access to the health care she needs.
Today in every state across our nation, Americans are standing up to the administration as they implement Project 2025 at full speed.
Thank you for using your voices and the power of protest to stand for Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid; for the Department of Education and programs like Head Start; for clean air and water; for the right to make decisions about your own body without government interference.
The voices of working people will always be louder than the unelected billionaires.
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate sisters, friends, aunties, coworkers, and all the women who bring joy to our lives.
Let us remember and live the words of my mother, Dr. Shyamala Gopalan Harris: While we may be the first to do many things, we must make sure we are not the last.
When we lift up women, we lift up children, families, communities, and all of society.
Today, we mark the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday.
On that cold Sunday morning, 600 brave souls began their march from Selma to Montgomery. They were met with crushing violence, beaten by troopers with nightsticks and trampled by horses. And still, they returned to Selma and marched on, crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge determined to push our nation toward a future that was more equal, more just, and more free.
60 years later, we honor the legacy of those 600 brave souls, and we march on.
This work is not easy, and we cannot do it alone. Together, we recommit to our fight to safeguard the freedom to vote. Together, we must stand for democracy. Together, we must continue our fight for justice, equality, and opportunity for all.
Kamala says, “justice is coming” about 30-37 sec. into this clip from Felon45’s “inauguration.” I apologize for posting the whole clip- not sure how to delete the rest.
Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, JD Vance arrive at Donald Trump's inauguration https://t.co/yzlugBLoul via @YouTube
@AdrianeZane@dinneysmama I’m a fan of your posts. They give me hope.😄 I saw that you wanted to see the clip. I couldn’t bear to watch the inauguration either; however, I have
seen this clip. I attached the link; she whispers “justice is coming “ about 30-37 sec. into the clip: https://t.co/yzlugBLoul
In January, we saw historic damage in Altadena, Pacific Palisades, and throughout Los Angeles due to wildfires. These blazes — made worse by the climate crisis — devastated communities.
At the same time, we also witnessed the best of who we are as Americans, including neighbors supporting one another and the heroic actions of our first responders. Today, I had the pleasure of meeting some of them.
Angelenos are clear: We will continue to stand together as we recover and rebuild.
Dr. King taught us the importance of lifting people up. Let us honor his enduring legacy as we march forward in the fight for freedom, opportunity, and equality for all.
Scripture says: “I have been young and now I’m old yet I have never seen the righteous forsaken.”
After all these years serving you, the American people, I have not seen the righteous forsaken.
I love you all.
May you keep the faith.
And may God bless you all.
The work that we have done over the past four years has made a profound difference in the lives of so many — people we may never meet, but who benefited because of our work.
Join me and take a look back at nine moments from the Biden-Harris Administration.
On my first day in office, we stood in a winter of peril and possibilities.
Four years later, I'm proud to be handing off an America that is stronger, more prosperous, and more secure.
And we did it by believing in you, the American people.
When I look back on the past four years, I don’t just see the challenges we faced.
I see hope, progress, and possibility.
A picture is worth a thousand words, but these photos tell the story of an America that’s always moving forward – we must keep it going.
The promise of this nation is real. And the progress that we've made possible during this Administration wasn't just about today, it was about tomorrow.
It was about showing that America – and American democracy – works.
Not just for the privileged few. But for all of us.
This is a great picture not only because of who is included in it, but because of who is EXCLUDED from it. Notice how 45 is curiously NOT in this picture of past and present presidents!👍
President Jimmy Carter loved our country. He lived his faith, served the people, and left the world better than he found it.
President Carter’s many contributions will echo for generations to come.
President Jimmy Carter loved our country. He lived his faith, served the people, and left the world better than he found it.
President Carter’s many contributions will echo for generations to come.