Thanks to Black Women, I Know Kamala Harris Can Win

When I got to the Wheaton station for the Metro, Washington, D.C.’s subway system, at a quarter past 5 last Tuesday, I realized I was going to be late.& Granted, the event I was headed to was just a 30-minute ride away, and wouldn’t start for two hours. But I was headed to Vice President Kamala Harris’s rally at the Ellipse, a park just south of the White House. I’d been reading the signs, about how the crowds at her rallies had been growing by the week, a clear sign that something was happening.RELATED: How Michelle Obama Sparked My Drive to Turn Out the VoteIt’s a week later, it’s Election Day —& and I’m still thinking about that rally. Folks are nervous about who America will vote into office, Donald Trump and his Project 2025 agenda, or Kamala Harris and her clear agenda for America’s future. That rally was the first time I really felt that Kamala Harris will win this.& I’ve been cautiously excited about her jumping into the race ever since late summer, when she replaced President Joe BIden at the top of the presidential ticket. I was one of the 47,000 brothers who joined the first Win...