What does it matter if a person is “black or white”. Sad that some of us care. Real educated people do NOT care. They do NOT see a difference.
.@LucyWins2018, @staceyabrams, @LUnderwood630, @JahanaHayesCT, and @AyannaPressley are just a few of the Black women running for office this year. Black women have consistently shown up at the polls but are still underrepresented in elected office. We can change that in November.pic.twitter.com/Ajh3FUzemn
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Because she is racist
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Disclaimer: just because Kamala Harris lifts up Black women doesn’t mean she doesn’t support women of all races. She does! There’s nothing wrong with promoting your own people, especially when they have a LONG history of underrepresentation and injustice.
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As a kinda-left-leaning independent, I wish I could get excited about Senator Harris in 2020, but everything is about race and gender with her. It’s off-putting. Would it were not so.
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How about elect the best qualified candidate that represents your views?
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@VoteThornton to that list. She is fighting hard for the people of IN-5! -
Totally with you Rachel! Go Dee!
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Ur skin color being Black doesnt give u an automatic right 2 be elected 2 any office, nor is having Black skin indicative that youre qualified 2 represent anyone. If Black women are "underrepresented" maybe its bc they arent qualified, arent trying, or ppl arent voting 4 them
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