I haven’t watched yet, however why is it that we’re always looking for Presidents for uplifting our communities! We are responsible for uplifting our own communities through education, financial literacy and so on!
@nancybarnes4428 I feel you and agree. Although direct mentorship is the most community accountable and village approach, not all of us have direct access to mentors in the home or in the community, and famous people become the inspiration that Jumpstarts their self-belief. I wish it wasn't the case but trying to give a 360 perspective about it.
I appreciate this conversation. I also appreciate how several people have brought up her education and sorority. Howard University is a prominent HBCU. VP Harris was part of the same sosority chapter as my aunt at the same time. There were no people of Indian decent at Howard University or in the sorority at that time except for VP Harris. Being part of the D9 is an honor and part of the focus is to celebrate and uplift the black culture. She was raised by an Indian mother so of course she will have photos growing up of her acknowleding her Indian heritage. She also acknowledged her black heritage growing up. She also has an agenda directly for the black community and black men have spoken on it. The conversation was nice, but I do feel it was unfair to not acknowledge those important points. She was proud of her identity when she was just an 18 year old college student just trying to get an education and not because it was politically in her best interest.
We live in a culture where most Black people are mixed raced and grew up in different cultures. Similarly to you lovely ladies who host this amazing podcast, Kamala Harris has always been Black even if one of her parents is not.
Head scratching moment…. She is not African American, she is half Indian and half Jamaican. She has no connection to the American experience, therefore how can she relate to them? How can she support them? On a human level, possibly, but culturally and historically no.
@@tcdan-c2m Being born in America doesn't make you African American nor gives you the cultural experience of being black in America. Being black and born in America makes you African American, which they are saying she is not because her mother is Indian and father is Jamaican.
I agree with you. I don't like Kamala at all. Neither will I be voting for her. But you are right. Obama is whiter than she is but for some strange reason, he gets a pass. But what do I know 🤷🤷♀️🤷♂️
@@annb.2106 you are so wrong about both of these people. I can assure you that for both Kamala and Barack Obama, no white person saw them as white or half white or partially white. They saw them as Black, until it was politically strategic to talk about them being biracial. And black folks fall for this BS every time. Why do you have to like a candidate for the presidency of the United States? we black folks still shoot ourselves in the foot because if Black people aren’t perfect, then we’ll choose white people who don’t give a damn, or we won’t vote at all. Yet we want the right to complain. Do you think icon John Lewis liked everybody in the civil rights community? I can tell you this if you look at Kamala Harris, her close friends from Howard and her life in Berkeley/ Oakland, they look a lot more like you. We black folks don’t like you if you’re too light, too pretty, too, Rich or too talented. we never stopped to think that maybe you were lucky enough and or smart enough to take advantage of a world where white people own everything. I’m voting for Kamala Harris., because too many Black people died to get me the vote and I never let an election go by where I don’t vote. I do that because I want to talk about what’s happening and if I don’t vote, then I need to shut up.
Great work, ladies. Thank you for another great and proactive discussion. Regardless of the perspectives shared, we surely need this in our community and the broader American landscape as a part of our social discourse. Keep it up ladies, you are on to something special. Upward and onward to 100,000 subscribers.
Indian, black , idc... Her policies I don't like and I just don't see her being ready or capable to lead America and take on this position of President.
I havent seen anything about vice president Harris to say that shes EVER denied being black. For example, wearing a bindi doesnt mean shes not black. She's black AND indian. Her wearing a bindi makes sense. This whole conversation just sounds like the usual judgement about what being black means and who gets to be called black. This is a judgement that has been ONGOING through the decades.
What some people don’t understand that reparations is not a decision by the president by a excutive order but by law by congress even I know it Not a US citizen
Wow!! This is most unfortunate. I think Ms. Harris has always honored both of her racial backgrounds, BUT she has always identified herself as a black woman. She attended a historical black college, and I am black, not bi-racial, and I didn't attend an HBCU. She joined a black sorority, and I didn't. The government instituted the one drop rule of African blood makes you black. Therefore, there seems to be a hidden undertone in this analysis to hide ones disdain for women in leadership. Her paternal grandmother is darker than mine, hence African/black origin. Dad, we love you, but don't restrict the possibilities of those amazing young ladies' dreams and goals. God might have a greater purpose, and they should never have to choose between their Heavenly Father and their earthly father one day. His ways are higher than ours. For the record, America will always struggle with an ADOS as president. We welcome the progress even if they are baby steps. Hopefully, one day, we will have a Hispanic, Native American, Asian, ADOS as president as well...to God be the glory who created and appreciates diversity. ❤
@naomi7594 indeed. Never claimed to be black but went to black university and joined black sorority. The few white kids who attended Howard don't join black sorority. They won't be allowed either. And by d way, what do u mean by she's never claimed to be black? Do you claim to be black? A black person doesn't have to claim because it's not warranted. Her actions over the yrs says u are lying. She was a member of congressional black caucus as a senator. Did she claim to be black then or simply joined a caucus she belongs to naturally. No one said she wasn't black when she was in California
Thank you for your absolutely true statement. This country is changing so fast with so many immigrants many of them coming for countries where they suffered the same treatment that our ancestors suffered in this country. As long as we attempt to define ourselves or others above any other group of people we are in trouble, we are committing a kind of racial apartheid. One of these days, we will all learn that people are people, and we will treat each other with dignity and kindness, and we will be willing to let a leader who is shown themselves to be a leader lead all of us at any given time.
Stop falling for politics period. The Kingdom of God does not have borders. North Korea, Russia, China, Iran are just as important to God as the USA. Who cares who's the president of the USA?
Identity politics, like political correctness our terms right wing whites came up with to fight any challenge to their racism. And black folks grabbed onto them and use them as though they were not tools against them.. They never understood the strategies that white folks use against black folks and black folks are so politically ignorant they embrace those strategies.
Jamaica use to be a British colony just like Northern India. The British brought many Aryan Indians (Not Dravidian Indians) to Jamaica where Kamala's father was from. Was he black? If were referring to the ethnic category that the U.S. uses a legal terms to categorize and marginilize people then no he wasn't black but Aryan. Most northern Hindu Indians, when coming to the west always check the white box as well as many dark skin Hispanic people coming to the U.S., and or Western Europe. Remember Jamaicans in Jamaica never have to think about choosing a color or ethnic category. They chose their nationality which is the nation they were raised in.The U.S. is an expirment gone wrong and it promotes and fosters separate and unequal every since its eurocentric inception. In conclusion I think Kamala can choose whatever box she wants yet, she just started to refer to herself as a "Black American" for political purposes within the last four years. Personally I actually don't care because my faith nor redemption resides in any hue_man and never will. Im 61 years old and have lived through 8 presidents, 3 of them two complete terms and have never been affected by who was the president of the U.S. barring my military service and deployments. They have very little impact on peoples everyday lives yet, project that they do and people are none the wiser. My local politicians have a more immediate effect on my life than the president of the U.S., unless your in the military. Sophia, Peyton and Camille keep up the good work & dialogue, because you young ladies are intelligent, a breath of fresh air and people need to be thought provoked positively. Peace, Love & Light. 🌹❤️
Barry Minor, you are lying. Kamala Harris has always seen herself as a Black woman and carried herself as a Black woman… what what do you think? She called herself at Howard University and when she joined the Black sorority? I don’t know how people get this dumb crazy idea that they get to define this woman and they know nothing about her. If you knew where she lived and in Berkeley/ Oakland… it was about as black folks as you can get. Little black, middle-class black folks sure, but Black. I’m from the San Francisco, Bay Area and I saw her the first time had a play in Berkeley, when she was an assistant DA in Alameda county. Thank goodness, Calif and particularly Berkeley Oakland in that area is very diverse. But nobody mistook. Kamala Harris as anything, but a black woman except, when they met her mother and learned that her mother was a south Asian, and they knew then she was biracial. Stop lying there she has always carried herself as a black woman and as she tells us her mother in the 60s knew her kids are gonna be seen as Black and she wanted them to be immersed in their Black community.
Most people attack in the Sunkist way when there is nothing else to offer but a good time..chauvinism always manifest itself that way..while I do agree with some of Sunkist views my spiritual compass overrides my fleshly thoughts..in order to fully ovastand anything you must truly understand your plight..✨✊🏾
I just want to see a black president male or female who's family has been in America (the USA) since the late 1600s - 1700 like my family. 13 colonies only. Idc if hes or she is married out i want to see someone who is descendants of those of us who were put into bondage ascend to the White House thats a TRUE victory amd a true first black president. The descendants of the former slaves making it into the office would be so symbolic. But no shade against obama or harris, but i want to see US actually in there.
Well why in the hell aren’t you running for president? That is so stupid.! Remember when Shirley Chisholm ran ? Black folks have been trying hard to move their communities along to equity and it’s been a hard fight because the other side has worked just as hard with more tools to keep us down. Your statement to be insulting to all black folks.
@zoemayne I went to an HBCU...Hampton U. During my time there was a sprinkle of white men n women there. A white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes was crowned "Miss Hampton University," during that time. Is she within her right to claim black and be considered black?
@friendlyonweekends she is half black you are talking apples and oranges. That blonde aint claiming or identifying as black that is b.s to identify as. Kamala went to an all black college by choice. Yall trying to say she does not associate with blacks when she went to a black college by choice
She is a member of a sorority… they grew up living in a Black community til teenagers, then moved to Montreal when they mother got a job teaching at a University. She left Montreal to attend Howard
She is biracial. Her mother was south Asian from India and her father was likely west African and British.. and then America you got one drop of black blood you’re black.. our white enslavers made that rule.
I have to push back on the narrative that she decided to identify as black only when she became VP . She has a black Indian mother from India and a black father from Jamaica . Her mother and father broke up when she was young,, which is probably why she identified more with Indian culture because she lived with her mom, but she went to one of the most prestigious HBCUs (Howard ) and she is in one of the oldest blk Sororities ( AKA) so I am quite sure she was proud of her black side or she wouldn't have become an AKA . Sometimes multiracial proffesionals do not want to be defined by race but by merit . So I think she never made it a issue publicly. She rarely speaks about being black or being a woman now . We do that . But I am quite sure she has always been proud of her black side ...Donald Trump leans racist and is a mysoginist as proven by his past actions . Can we stop looking for ways to demonize Madam Vice President especially considering the person she is competing against ...As religious people , how could you tolerate Trump based on the fact he has multiple children with multiple wives and had a arelationship with an Adult movie star and has been found liable of assaulting a woman. He definitely doesn't care about the welfare of black people or women.
Correction: her mother is Aryan Hindu Indian not Dravidian, there is a difference. Aryan Indians are mainly the ones you see here in the u.s. The Dravidian Indians are very dark and don't emigrate here as much as the Aryan Indians.
Some of this you got correct but you missed an important part about Thomas upbringing. White racism saw her brown mother as a black woman more often than not. She has said many times that her mother race she and her sister has black women in this country. They lived in Black communities, a very dear friend of mine, who is black as I am, talks of his mother who taught Kamala in elementary school and there are pictures of his mother attending Kamala Harris‘s graduation from law school. She is clearly a black woman, and it is clear that Kamala’s experience throughout her life has been close loving relationships with Black people in black communities. So for people to talk about her as though she slipped in and out of her blackness is total Bull!
Honestly speaking what are you sisters?? Religion? Culture? I think that you guys are interesting and I Would like to know more about you guys and I would like my daughter to learn about y'all way of life?
She has never claimed to be black or came out to say she was black till recently and within recent years, people keep bringing up HBCU as if the people back than wouldn’t have been fooled the same way you are now, what makes you think she would’ve claimed to black when you’re already doing it for it? 😂😂🤦🏾♂️ like people kill me I swear, y’all stand 10 toes to call or claim this lady as black when she has never uttered the words out of her mouth but YALL the ones fighting and saying she is all because her dad was born/grew up in Jamaica when he’s an Indian Jamaican 🤦🏾♂️😂 ahh man!
You are lying through your teeth. Too many of us have know her throughout her life and there are many of us, all Black, who have know her as Black until we met her mom and understood Kamala was also biracial. Odd, how white folks never saw Kamala as anything but Black. Kamala close Black girlfriend set her up on a date with Doug, now Kamala’s husband. Doug was the lawyer for Kamala’s best friend, whose husband is also Black. … so all you liars coming out of the woodwork talking trash! Enough of this. You know nothing about this woman but what you have heard! Hush!
Doesn't matter her race, certainly anyone is better than the orange man!!!!😊 appears she's mixed, what was her father??? I think she's awesome, no matter her choice!!
I am sorry that you appear to be communicating that Vice President Harris is recently identifying as Black. She graduated from Howard University a premier HBCU in 1986 and while there became a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., the first black sorority.🩷💚
@Judithtrx the man is such a ridiculous man that is somewhat racists towards mixed race woman even though he himself looks a bit mixed and definitely his kids are mixed
@@Precious-n4i Her father is black from a social perspective not a biological one. There’s no scientific basis for race in humans, it’s a made-up label propagated as being scientific by Eurocentric racists. Skin color represents a small percentage (only 135 genes) of our genetic makeup yet it garners the most attention.
Kamala Harris is not black. Her mother is Indian Caucasian. Her father is Jamaican Indian. He did not identify as black. Her family descends from Iris background. They were plantation owners that had over 1000 slaves in Jamaica. They were very wealthy. There is a town named after them. Check out Candice Owen show. Candice is doing a family tree investigation on Kamala Harris.
I haven’t watched yet, however why is it that we’re always looking for Presidents for uplifting our communities! We are responsible for uplifting our own communities through education, financial literacy and so on!
@nancybarnes4428 I feel you and agree. Although direct mentorship is the most community accountable and village approach, not all of us have direct access to mentors in the home or in the community, and famous people become the inspiration that Jumpstarts their self-belief. I wish it wasn't the case but trying to give a 360 perspective about it.
Absolutely. Michael Jackson said it decades ago; Man in the mirror.
maybe try watching???? makes so much more sense...
I appreciate this conversation. I also appreciate how several people have brought up her education and sorority. Howard University is a prominent HBCU. VP Harris was part of the same sosority chapter as my aunt at the same time. There were no people of Indian decent at Howard University or in the sorority at that time except for VP Harris. Being part of the D9 is an honor and part of the focus is to celebrate and uplift the black culture. She was raised by an Indian mother so of course she will have photos growing up of her acknowleding her Indian heritage. She also acknowledged her black heritage growing up. She also has an agenda directly for the black community and black men have spoken on it. The conversation was nice, but I do feel it was unfair to not acknowledge those important points. She was proud of her identity when she was just an 18 year old college student just trying to get an education and not because it was politically in her best interest.
We live in a culture where most Black people are mixed raced and grew up in different cultures. Similarly to you lovely ladies who host this amazing podcast, Kamala Harris has always been Black even if one of her parents is not.
I truly love your content!!! Nice to see clothed women without exploiting themselves. Keep doing what you do
I am one of the few black people that agree with this guy
And that's the sad part....
@@olee8431 Thanks for your opinion, I won't take it into consideration.
Head scratching moment…. She is not African American, she is half Indian and half Jamaican. She has no connection to the American experience, therefore how can she relate to them? How can she support them? On a human level, possibly, but culturally and historically no.
@@sto3359 she is literally an American born and raised here. What the heck are you talking about?
@@tcdan-c2m Being born in America doesn't make you African American nor gives you the cultural experience of being black in America. Being black and born in America makes you African American, which they are saying she is not because her mother is Indian and father is Jamaican.
This is such an important conversation. Thank you 🙏 ❤
She is both
Her father put on his birth certificate Jamaican and they don't identify color but his nationality instead
I love what those sisters are representing, which is, young womenhood
You sure?
Ladies how can Obama be black and not Kamala? She was raised to respect her Indian culture. She went to an HBCU and pledged a black sorority.
I agree with you. I don't like Kamala at all. Neither will I be voting for her. But you are right. Obama is whiter than she is but for some strange reason, he gets a pass. But what do I know 🤷🤷♀️🤷♂️
@@annb.2106 you are so wrong about both of these people. I can assure you that for both Kamala and Barack Obama, no white person saw them as white or half white or partially white. They saw them as Black, until it was politically strategic to talk about them being biracial. And black folks fall for this BS every time. Why do you have to like a candidate for the presidency of the United States? we black folks still shoot ourselves in the foot because if Black people aren’t perfect, then we’ll choose white people who don’t give a damn, or we won’t vote at all. Yet we want the right to complain. Do you think icon John Lewis liked everybody in the civil rights community? I can tell you this if you look at Kamala Harris, her close friends from Howard and her life in Berkeley/ Oakland, they look a lot more like you. We black folks don’t like you if you’re too light, too pretty, too, Rich or too talented. we never stopped to think that maybe you were lucky enough and or smart enough to take advantage of a world where white people own everything. I’m voting for Kamala Harris., because too many Black people died to get me the vote and I never let an election go by where I don’t vote. I do that because I want to talk about what’s happening and if I don’t vote, then I need to shut up.
She is Indian. Not black shaddap
Salute 🫡!!!!
Great work, ladies. Thank you for another great and proactive discussion. Regardless of the perspectives shared, we surely need this in our community and the broader American landscape as a part of our social discourse. Keep it up ladies, you are on to something special. Upward and onward to 100,000 subscribers.
Indian, black , idc... Her policies I don't like and I just don't see her being ready or capable to lead America and take on this position of President.
I havent seen anything about vice president Harris to say that shes EVER denied being black. For example, wearing a bindi doesnt mean shes not black. She's black AND indian. Her wearing a bindi makes sense. This whole conversation just sounds like the usual judgement about what being black means and who gets to be called black. This is a judgement that has been ONGOING through the decades.
Great conversation ladies!
What some people don’t understand that reparations is not a decision by the president by a excutive order but by law by congress even I know it Not a US citizen
Wow!! This is most unfortunate. I think Ms. Harris has always honored both of her racial backgrounds, BUT she has always identified herself as a black woman. She attended a historical black college, and I am black, not bi-racial, and I didn't attend an HBCU. She joined a black sorority, and I didn't. The government instituted the one drop rule of African blood makes you black. Therefore, there seems to be a hidden undertone in this analysis to hide ones disdain for women in leadership.
Her paternal grandmother is darker than mine, hence African/black origin.
Dad, we love you, but don't restrict the possibilities of those amazing young ladies' dreams and goals. God might have a greater purpose, and they should never have to choose between their Heavenly Father and their earthly father one day. His ways are higher than ours.
For the record, America will always struggle with an ADOS as president. We welcome the progress even if they are baby steps. Hopefully, one day, we will have a Hispanic, Native American, Asian, ADOS as president as well...to God be the glory who created and appreciates diversity. ❤
She has never claimed to be black even pressed about it
@naomi7594 indeed. Never claimed to be black but went to black university and joined black sorority. The few white kids who attended Howard don't join black sorority. They won't be allowed either. And by d way, what do u mean by she's never claimed to be black? Do you claim to be black? A black person doesn't have to claim because it's not warranted. Her actions over the yrs says u are lying. She was a member of congressional black caucus as a senator. Did she claim to be black then or simply joined a caucus she belongs to naturally. No one said she wasn't black when she was in California
Thank you for your absolutely true statement. This country is changing so fast with so many immigrants many of them coming for countries where they suffered the same treatment that our ancestors suffered in this country. As long as we attempt to define ourselves or others above any other group of people we are in trouble, we are committing a kind of racial apartheid. One of these days, we will all learn that people are people, and we will treat each other with dignity and kindness, and we will be willing to let a leader who is shown themselves to be a leader lead all of us at any given time.
The dog makes more sense then this fellow, he knew it too!😂
Stop identity politics, stop falling for the tricks!
Its the fabric and foundation of politics and so many institutions.
Stop falling for politics period. The Kingdom of God does not have borders. North Korea, Russia, China, Iran are just as important to God as the USA. Who cares who's the president of the USA?
Identity politics, like political correctness our terms right wing whites came up with to fight any challenge to their racism. And black folks grabbed onto them and use them as though they were not tools against them.. They never understood the strategies that white folks use against black folks and black folks are so politically ignorant they embrace those strategies.
Its called a bindi
Jamaica use to be a British colony just like Northern India. The British brought many Aryan Indians (Not Dravidian Indians) to Jamaica where Kamala's father was from. Was he black? If were referring to the ethnic category that the U.S. uses a legal terms to categorize and marginilize people then no he wasn't black but Aryan. Most northern Hindu Indians, when coming to the west always check the white box as well as many dark skin Hispanic people coming to the U.S., and or Western Europe. Remember Jamaicans in Jamaica never have to think about choosing a color or ethnic category. They chose their nationality which is the nation they were raised in.The U.S. is an expirment gone wrong and it promotes and fosters separate and unequal every since its eurocentric inception. In conclusion I think Kamala can choose whatever box she wants yet, she just started to refer to herself as a "Black American" for political purposes within the last four years.
Personally I actually don't care because my faith nor redemption resides in any hue_man and never will. Im 61 years old and have lived through 8 presidents, 3 of them two complete terms and have never been affected by who was the president of the U.S. barring my military service and deployments. They have very little impact on peoples everyday lives yet, project that they do and people are none the wiser. My local politicians have a more immediate effect on my life than the president of the U.S., unless your in the military. Sophia, Peyton and Camille keep up the good work & dialogue, because you young ladies are intelligent, a breath of fresh air and people need to be thought provoked positively. Peace, Love & Light. 🌹❤️
Barry Minor, you are lying. Kamala Harris has always seen herself as a Black woman and carried herself as a Black woman… what what do you think? She called herself at Howard University and when she joined the Black sorority? I don’t know how people get this dumb crazy idea that they get to define this woman and they know nothing about her. If you knew where she lived and in Berkeley/ Oakland… it was about as black folks as you can get. Little black, middle-class black folks sure, but Black. I’m from the San Francisco, Bay Area and I saw her the first time had a play in Berkeley, when she was an assistant DA in Alameda county. Thank goodness, Calif and particularly Berkeley Oakland in that area is very diverse. But nobody mistook. Kamala Harris as anything, but a black woman except, when they met her mother and learned that her mother was a south Asian, and they knew then she was biracial. Stop lying there she has always carried herself as a black woman and as she tells us her mother in the 60s knew her kids are gonna be seen as Black and she wanted them to be immersed in their Black community.
I am a Jamaican and her father is Jamaican he is black so if she want to be indian so let her be.
Most people attack in the Sunkist way when there is nothing else to offer but a good time..chauvinism always manifest itself that way..while I do agree with some of Sunkist views my spiritual compass overrides my fleshly thoughts..in order to fully ovastand anything you must truly understand your plight..✨✊🏾
I just want to see a black president male or female who's family has been in America (the USA) since the late 1600s - 1700 like my family. 13 colonies only. Idc if hes or she is married out i want to see someone who is descendants of those of us who were put into bondage ascend to the White House thats a TRUE victory amd a true first black president. The descendants of the former slaves making it into the office would be so symbolic. But no shade against obama or harris, but i want to see US actually in there.
Shirley was the closest
Well why in the hell aren’t you running for president? That is so stupid.! Remember when Shirley Chisholm ran ? Black folks have been trying hard to move their communities along to equity and it’s been a hard fight because the other side has worked just as hard with more tools to keep us down. Your statement to be insulting to all black folks.
She went to an hbcu... Was part of the faternity. And when her and her sister interact i see two black women.
@zoemayne I went to an HBCU...Hampton U. During my time there was a sprinkle of white men n women there. A white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes was crowned "Miss Hampton University," during that time. Is she within her right to claim black and be considered black?
@friendlyonweekends she is half black you are talking apples and oranges. That blonde aint claiming or identifying as black that is b.s to identify as. Kamala went to an all black college by choice. Yall trying to say she does not associate with blacks when she went to a black college by choice
Non black ppl go to hbcu’s does that make them black?? No goofy
She is a member of a sorority… they grew up living in a Black community til teenagers, then moved to Montreal when they mother got a job teaching at a University. She left Montreal to attend Howard
miss Harris is black ,American, Jamaican, Indian.
No she’s Indian
@@FromPimptoJesus lol okay.
@@FromPimptoJesus she's 0.33333333333 Indian .
@@FromPimptoJesus and Jamaican American
She is biracial. Her mother was south Asian from India and her father was likely west African and British.. and then America you got one drop of black blood you’re black.. our white enslavers made that rule.
She was born and raised in Canada. So technically even if her father did identify as black.. she’s not an African American.
i googled it and it says she was born on oakland i cant believe i belived a ran(dumb) comment online
She was born in California
@@christiancsq raised where? Graduated high school where?
@@christiancsq what age did she leave California to become a Canadian?
You have to be born in the us to run for president
I have to push back on the narrative that she decided to identify as black only when she became VP . She has a black Indian mother from India and a black father from Jamaica . Her mother and father broke up when she was young,, which is probably why she identified more with Indian culture because she lived with her mom, but she went to one of the most prestigious HBCUs (Howard ) and she is in one of the oldest blk Sororities ( AKA) so I am quite sure she was proud of her black side or she wouldn't have become an AKA . Sometimes multiracial proffesionals do not want to be defined by race but by merit . So I think she never made it a issue publicly. She rarely speaks about being black or being a woman now . We do that . But I am quite sure she has always been proud of her black side ...Donald Trump leans racist and is a mysoginist as proven by his past actions . Can we stop looking for ways to demonize Madam Vice President especially considering the person she is competing against ...As religious people , how could you tolerate Trump based on the fact he has multiple children with multiple wives and had a arelationship with an Adult movie star and has been found liable of assaulting a woman. He definitely doesn't care about the welfare of black people or women.
Her Father's Nationality is Jamaican but ethnicity is Irish and Indian
Correction: her mother is Aryan Hindu Indian not Dravidian, there is a difference. Aryan Indians are mainly the ones you see here in the u.s. The Dravidian Indians are very dark and don't emigrate here as much as the Aryan Indians.
Some of this you got correct but you missed an important part about Thomas upbringing. White racism saw her brown mother as a black woman more often than not. She has said many times that her mother race she and her sister has black women in this country. They lived in Black communities, a very dear friend of mine, who is black as I am, talks of his mother who taught Kamala in elementary school and there are pictures of his mother attending Kamala Harris‘s graduation from law school. She is clearly a black woman, and it is clear that Kamala’s experience throughout her life has been close loving relationships with Black people in black communities. So for people to talk about her as though she slipped in and out of her blackness is total Bull!
Honestly speaking what are you sisters?? Religion? Culture? I think that you guys are interesting and I Would like to know more about you guys and I would like my daughter to learn about y'all way of life?
She has never claimed to be black or came out to say she was black till recently and within recent years, people keep bringing up HBCU as if the people back than wouldn’t have been fooled the same way you are now, what makes you think she would’ve claimed to black when you’re already doing it for it? 😂😂🤦🏾♂️ like people kill me I swear, y’all stand 10 toes to call or claim this lady as black when she has never uttered the words out of her mouth but YALL the ones fighting and saying she is all because her dad was born/grew up in Jamaica when he’s an Indian Jamaican 🤦🏾♂️😂 ahh man!
You are lying through your teeth. Too many of us have know her throughout her life and there are many of us, all Black, who have know her as Black until we met her mom and understood Kamala was also biracial. Odd, how white folks never saw Kamala as anything but Black. Kamala close Black girlfriend set her up on a date with Doug, now Kamala’s husband. Doug was the lawyer for Kamala’s best friend, whose husband is also Black. … so all you liars coming out of the woodwork talking trash! Enough of this. You know nothing about this woman but what you have heard! Hush!
This guy is very annoying and sowing a bad seed in these girls. SHM
True. Doesn’t know sheet from Shinola, but has built a spiel and sells his bs fast and smooth.
Doesn't matter her race, certainly anyone is better than the orange man!!!!😊 appears she's mixed, what was her father??? I think she's awesome, no matter her choice!!
Which policy of hers will benefit you the most?
@@shirleyfretty487 her father is black Jamaican with both of his parents as mixed afro jamaicans
Her Mother is South Asian from India and her father is like most Black folks in America. He has west African and likely British DNA.
Donald Trump “Orange man” is Biracial half German and half Scottish.
I am sorry that you appear to be communicating that Vice President Harris is recently identifying as Black. She graduated from Howard University a premier HBCU in 1986 and while there became a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., the first black sorority.🩷💚
Ok and …
@@Derrixk she is Black
So what.. your point is.?. did she marry a black man.. noppe..
You guys should do your homework
What's missing?
And you should listen to the whole video
@@friendlyonweekends her father is black. She is black
@Judithtrx the man is such a ridiculous man that is somewhat racists towards mixed race woman even though he himself looks a bit mixed and definitely his kids are mixed
When was it a benefit to claim blackness , when was that a flex?
It’s a benefit when trying to get the black vote . Let’s not act like black ppl didn’t vote for Obama because he was black
@@naomi7594 trust me he did not win because black ppl voted for him, he needed a lot of white ppl votes too.
@@Precious-n4i Ur so slow
@@Derrixk um ok but you didn’t answer the question…. So maybe you’re slow.
@@naomi7594 well even Obama had more blackness than Harris.
Biologically she’s not black, but socially she is.
? Her father is black , Caribbean people were enslaved as well
@@Precious-n4i Her father is black from a social perspective not a biological one. There’s no scientific basis for race in humans, it’s a made-up label propagated as being scientific by Eurocentric racists. Skin color represents a small percentage (only 135 genes) of our genetic makeup yet it garners the most attention.
I'm no biology major, however, her father is a black man. So, I do believe that would make her black Biologically...
@@Precious-n4i I don't believe having enslaved ancestry is the test of blackness..
@@olee8431 a black father makes the child black
HBCU and black sorority doesn’t stand for her identifying as black?
Ladies you didn’t speak for yourself. Got to be you.He is not speaking facts.First time I couldn’t push like.
Kamala Harris is not black. Her mother is Indian Caucasian. Her father is Jamaican Indian. He did not identify as black. Her family descends from Iris background. They were plantation owners that had over 1000 slaves in Jamaica. They were very wealthy. There is a town named after them. Check out Candice Owen show. Candice is doing a family tree investigation on Kamala Harris.
She’s part Black.
Deal with it.