.SenKamalaHarris explains why she protests in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and how she’s making change happen.
Throughout all of the recent events and the emotional roller coaster our country has been on, we cannot lose hope. And in order to have hope, one must first speak truth. Let’s speak the truth: People are protesting because Black people have been treated as less than human in America. Because our country has never fully addressed the systemic racism that has plagued our country since its earliest days. It is the duty ofAmerican to fix.
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