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Good morning, everyone.
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Today we're going to talk about an extraordinary and revolutionary
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person. Kamala Harris.
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We have been hearing a lot about their lately.
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But who is Kamala Harris?
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Kamala Devi Harris is an American politician.
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With the visit president elect off the United States, a
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member of the Democratic Party, she would become the president
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on January the 2020 21 alongside the president elected toe.
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By then, she will be the United States first female
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visit president, the highest ranking female elected officially in U.
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S. History on the first African American on first origin.
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American visit president.
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We're in Oakland, California In 1964 she graduated from Oxford
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University and University of California.
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She got qualifications as US doctor and battler bars.
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She began a career in the Alameda County District attorney's
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office than in 2000 and three.
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She was elected district attorney off San Francisco.
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She became a teenager in 2000 and 16, defeating on
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becoming the second African American women on the first South
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Asian American woman to serve in the United States.
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Senate, you know was 2020.
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She has been chosen by the Democratic candidate to Biden
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as candidate visit president for the presidential elections in which
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she has the Democratic Party prevailing, making her the first
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female Visa president off the history off the United States
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of America.
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During her in politics, the European, many battles and struggled
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with by Harry's through hops on down.
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She has shown and strength, and she has carried out
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air ideals, giving a voice to the innocent victims off
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Disagree. Six System months.
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Among the reference that the modern and revolutionary personality off
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camera has tried to bring We find the campaign for
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LGBT rights every first run for elected office in San
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Francisco. District attorney in 2000 and four, when L.
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G B T Q rights were firmly established in local
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law but still highly contentious nationally.
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After winning that election, she established her head crime unit
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Toe. Investigate and prosecute anti LGBT Q Violent violence.
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In 2000 and six, we organized a conference in California,
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the birth together over on 100 officials from across the
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U. S.
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To discuss strategies toe hand the use off the so
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called gay understand their panic defense.
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In 2000 and 14, California became the first state to
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bound the practice in law.
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And in 2000 and 18, Harris and other Santas versa
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introduced a bill to preview the practice national.
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But during the primary areas, Biden and other a dozen
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other Democratics were remarkably unified in the position on many
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LGBT Q ish is, um, which, including handing the military
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bond and religious exemptions, tow anti discriminatory losing and reversing
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policies that discriminate against LGBTQ people in adoption and housing.
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The buy dinner with a d b t Q A
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platform promises to make major changes in areas where L
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g B T.
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Q. People are not fully protected by the law, like
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housing, military service and health care during the Democratic primary
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candidates. So we're all unified in their vote to sign
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the ability.
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Actor. A bill that would update Marigny, nondiscrimination lose toe
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explicit include lesbian gay gander and angry people.
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In choosing her with, um, eyes running mate, Democratic presidential
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nominee toe Biden put the spotlight on two key elements.
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Office climate policy, environmental justice for minority communities and accountability
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for the oil and gas industry.
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For this reason, they have been defined win and relatively.
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Harris will be the first black women toe run on
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a major political parties.
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Presidential ticket So tough for America Mitt Minto communities off
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color in the Clement battle and progressives in the Democratic
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Party by introducing climate a polity.
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Legislation are true environmental champions.
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Another, Harris has been a long time champion for climate
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action and environmental tax system.
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Interesting. Kamala Harris, as Iranian mate, Democratic presidential nominee to
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Biden, put a spotlight on two key elements.
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Office climate policy, environmental justice for minority communities and accountability
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for the oil and gas industry.
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For this reason, they have in defined a win and
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relatively friendly how it will be the first black woman
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to run on a major political parties presidential ticket.
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So commitment to communities of color in the climate battle
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on progressives in the Democratic Party by introducing climate equality
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legislation interesting.
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Harris as Iran inmate Democratic presidential nominee.
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Do Biden put the spotlight on two key elements.
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Office climate policy, environmental justice for minority communities and accountability
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for the oil and gas industry.
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For this reason, they have been defined a green and
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relatively a good friend.
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Lead Wall hair is sort of firm commitment to communities
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of color in the climate battle, and progressives in the
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Democratic Party by introducing climate equity legislation.
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Kamala has been defined a true environmental champion because she
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has Bean, Ah, longtime champion for climate action and environmental
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justice. Um, pick up president off friend off the heart
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action said that you know she will continue the fight
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for a more just solution to the Kamut crisis.
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Kamala Harris is a woman who fought and sacrificed so
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much for equality, liberty and justice for whole, including the
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black woman who are, too, how often overlooked the Kamala
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Harris now holds.
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The distinction off the him.
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The highest level elected woman at election to the presidency
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is a measure milestone in the history off women's evolving
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world in American politics as well as in the national
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history. Look, Woman have been the back one off the
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Democratic Party.
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They are the demographics that most consistently delivers the votes
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to Democratic candidates but historically have not been rewarded for
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the difference that they have bean they have made to
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election outcomes until loved black women have more than their
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this seat at the most powerful, stable Harris That will
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bring a gander and Graceland's to the White House, and
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we'll have the positional power to have UN impact on
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policy in ways that we have never seen before.
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A win puts to rest the question off electability off
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women toe high office.
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Ah, question that Haunted.
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But the women and people off color run for Democratic
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nomination. The cycle.
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Tow women and girls off all works off life off
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every political persuasion areas exchange.
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There is a sense of, uh, to women and girls
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off all wealth of life off every political persuasion into
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the visit Presidency broadens the horizon's off the possible.
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Moreover, what it happens during the scent aliens off the
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19th Amendment, which expanded some women's political participation.
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Well, women like Kamala Harris, women excluded is all the
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more symbolic, Um, revolutionary.
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Wherefore my firsts hold her revolutionary reformer first one.
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Our number is honors and awards in 2000 and five.
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The National Black Particulars Association, aware that there is the
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Thurgood Marshall Award that year, she was featured along with
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19 other women in a Newsweek we brought in profiling
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20 off America's most powerful women as 1000 and eight
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New York Times article that years also identified her as
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a woman with potential to become president off the United
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States. I like in a reputation as a those fighters
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in 2000 and 2 30 however, revolution where you refer
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meant for it.
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One hard numbers on Earth and any words in 2000
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and 55.
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The National Black Particulars Association.
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Where did I was the Target Marshall Award That year
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she was featured, along with 19 other women women in
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a Newsweek reported profiling 20 of America's most powerful women.
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A 28 New York Times article published later that year
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also identify there as a women with them.
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So to become president of the United States, highlighting a
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reputation as a two fighter in 2000 and 13 time
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name, there is as one off the 100 most influential
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people in the world but didn't know is where Don't
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say named time person Off the year 40,000 and 20
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we finished our Kamala Harris Discovery tour, so thanks for
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watching and goodbye