In a turn of events a large group of women, from various parts of the country including many from New York have kickstarted an exciting initiative to show their support for Vice President Kamala Harriss presidential aspirations. This groundbreaking movement took off shortly after President Joe Biden announced his decision not to run for reelection.
Notable figures like State Attorney General Tish James and New York based consultants Lupe Todd Medina, Amelia Adams Tyquana Henderson Rivers and Rachel Noerdlinger were among the women who participated in the Win With Black Women" call on Sunday evening. Established in 2020 this influential organization is committed to advocating for candidates.
Distinguished individuals from New York who took part in the call included Hazel Dukes, President of NAACP New York; Roxanne Persaud, State Senator from Brooklyn; Michaelle Solages, Assemblymember from Long Island; Glynda Carr, President of Higher Heights for America PAC; and Alexis McGill Johnson, CEO of Planned Parenthood.
The call was a success, with tens of thousands of attendees and an impressive $1.5 million raised. Participants received guidance and key messages as they rallied behind Kamala Harris—a candidate poised to break through the barriers.
The notes, from the meeting stressed the importance of supporting Harris against opposition. Highlighted her background, particularly her significant involvement in foreign affairs during her time as Vice President.
In the memo it was mentioned that she can showcase her vitality and dynamism demonstrating Harriss presence compared to candidates.
Despite the expected obstacles like criticism from Republicans and previous concerns about her career the women on the call were enthusiastic. Prepared to take action. Their enthusiasm and commitment to making history were evident.
Jotaka Eaddy, the founder of Win With Black Women who coordinated the call described it as a moment filled with excitement among women and their supporters who did not want to miss this opportunity.
Additionally Attorney General Tish James revealed that she and five other Black state attorneys general from states would unite to support Harris utilizing their combined influence and expertise.
This coming together of women. Their allies represents a significant step towards a potential Harris presidency reflecting strong and unwavering backing for her candidacy. The anticipation is palpable; we are, on the verge of electing the female president of the United States with momentum that cannot be halted.
