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☆ Opinion: Kamala Harris is not a liability. She may be Democrats’ best weapon
  + stars: | 2023-12-27 | by ( Opinion Basil Smikle | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +10 min
Some within the party have complained that Harris is endangering the odds for victory at the ballot box this year. Happily, the Biden campaign seems to finally be coming around and embracing smart ways to make the best use of Harris’ talents and impressive resume. Her outreach will be particularly important among young voters. Harris’ portfolio of reproductive rights, voting rights and discrimination in education is tailor-made to appeal to this cadre of voters. The 2020 ticket of Biden and Harris stemmed the reclamation and retribution movement of Trumpism.
Persons: Basil A, Smikle Jr, Joe Biden’s, Basil Smikle Frank Gutierrez, Biden, Kamala Harris, Biden’s, Harris, they’ll, I’ve, it’s, Harris ’, Kamala, Jesse Jackson’s, Shirley Chisholm’s, It’s Organizations: Public, Roosevelt, Institute of Hunter College – City University of New, New York, Democratic Party, CNN, Republican, Biden, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, American, White House, Black, Democratic, Howard University, Freedoms, Convention, Republicans Locations: Institute of Hunter College – City University of New York, California, Washington, Siena, Flagstaff , Arizona, Israel
☆ Abby Phillip on Jesse Jackson’s Political Legacy - The New York Times
  + stars: | 2023-07-21 | by ( Abd. Phillip | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +2 min
Almost immediately after Dr. King’s death, Mr. Jackson moved to fill the vacuum that was left in the civil rights movement. Mr. Jackson’s efforts to register voters in Chicago helped propel Harold Washington into office in 1983, making him the first Black mayor of that city. Mr. Jackson traversed the country to register voters, especially across the South. Mr. Jackson never actually pastored a congregation but ministered to a roving flock, preaching the virtues of civic engagement. Among them: cabinet members like former Labor Secretary Alexis Herman, Representative Maxine Waters, the political strategist Donna Brazile and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge.
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