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How Kamala Harris As Vice President Can Lead An Agenda Addressing And Reforming Systemic Racial Injustice

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Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Senator Kamala Harris, recently addressed the horrific police brutality shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin saying: “The reality is that the life of a Black […]

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