Kamala Harris Made History, But U.S. Still Has A Long Way To Go For Women Of Color
Millions of Americans are glowing after the election because of what a Harris victory means for them and for people like them.
By Meha Ahmad
Kamala Harris Made History, But U.S. Still Has A Long Way To Go For Women Of Color
Millions of Americans are glowing after the election because of what a Harris victory means for them and for people like them.
By Meha Ahmad
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Sen. Kamala Harris has stood against racism and sexism, and made it to the other side of the barrier. Now, she’s making history as Vice President-elect — the first woman and woman of color to hold that position.
Reset talks to Atlantic contributing writer Jemele Hill for more on Harris’ historic win — and why commentators should avoid calling it evidence of a new reality for women of color.
GUEST: Jemele Hill, contributing writer for the Atlantic