1/11
@atrupar
New in PN: "Black women have long had to navigate being twice as good to get half the amount of credit. Kamala Harris’s presidential run was evidence of this." Kamala Harris’s hidden barrier
2/11
@Dog_House_Show
Kamala Harris had 4 months to get her campaign together and given that short amount of time she did absolutely PHENOMENAL given she is in a near tie with Trump.
3/11
@Matthewtravis08
Yet an entitled old white guy,
Who’s a convicted felon, adjudicated rapist and self admitted sexual predator can take the presidency.
America has a long fukking way to go.
4/11
@ITGuy1959
No, it was evidence of a terrible and out-of-touch campaign.
But keep deluding yourselves because I’m looking forward to President JD Vance in 2028.
5/11
@RashidKhan1515
Kamala Harris's presidential run brought to light the enduring challenge for Black women in politics, where even with exceptional qualifications and efforts, the recognition and success might not be proportional due to entrenched societal biases. This event fits into a larger conversation about representation, equity, and the unique struggles faced by Black women in leadership positions.
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6/11
@Hansraj_Guptaji
Kamala Harris's presidential campaign indeed highlighted several challenges and perceptions that Black women in politics frequently encounter, reflecting broader systemic issues related to race and gender in American politics:
Double Standards and Stereotypes:
Black women often face heightened scrutiny and are subjected to stereotypes like the "angry Black woman" or being perceived as less competent or likable based on racial and gender biases. During her campaign, Harris was criticized for her prosecutorial style during Senate hearings, which some interpreted as aggressive, tapping into these stereotypes.
7/11
@unscriptedmike
People are so sick of race-baiting nonsense like this.
8/11
@FavazzoDom63444
She ran against a guy who couldn’t get a job a Jiffy Lube
9/11
@OreoExpress
She was horrible. Has nothing to do with the color of her skin.
10/11
@HollyBriden
When you’re sent to “journalist” camp I hope you’re in a bottom bunk under Joy Reid.
11/11
@Michael90937613
America must come back to center-left, center-right, rejecting the extremes on BOTH sides. If we can't/won't america is doomed and we have ALL earned.....
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1857814413664796672/pu/vid/avc1/1286x582/lqESfFRCH-m6A3s7.mp4
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@atrupar
New in PN: "Black women have long had to navigate being twice as good to get half the amount of credit. Kamala Harris’s presidential run was evidence of this." Kamala Harris’s hidden barrier
2/11
@Dog_House_Show
Kamala Harris had 4 months to get her campaign together and given that short amount of time she did absolutely PHENOMENAL given she is in a near tie with Trump.
3/11
@Matthewtravis08
Yet an entitled old white guy,
Who’s a convicted felon, adjudicated rapist and self admitted sexual predator can take the presidency.
America has a long fukking way to go.
4/11
@ITGuy1959
No, it was evidence of a terrible and out-of-touch campaign.
But keep deluding yourselves because I’m looking forward to President JD Vance in 2028.
5/11
@RashidKhan1515
Kamala Harris's presidential run brought to light the enduring challenge for Black women in politics, where even with exceptional qualifications and efforts, the recognition and success might not be proportional due to entrenched societal biases. This event fits into a larger conversation about representation, equity, and the unique struggles faced by Black women in leadership positions.
Quote
6/11
@Hansraj_Guptaji
Kamala Harris's presidential campaign indeed highlighted several challenges and perceptions that Black women in politics frequently encounter, reflecting broader systemic issues related to race and gender in American politics:
Double Standards and Stereotypes:
Black women often face heightened scrutiny and are subjected to stereotypes like the "angry Black woman" or being perceived as less competent or likable based on racial and gender biases. During her campaign, Harris was criticized for her prosecutorial style during Senate hearings, which some interpreted as aggressive, tapping into these stereotypes.
7/11
@unscriptedmike
People are so sick of race-baiting nonsense like this.
8/11
@FavazzoDom63444
She ran against a guy who couldn’t get a job a Jiffy Lube
9/11
@OreoExpress
She was horrible. Has nothing to do with the color of her skin.
10/11
@HollyBriden
When you’re sent to “journalist” camp I hope you’re in a bottom bunk under Joy Reid.
11/11
@Michael90937613
America must come back to center-left, center-right, rejecting the extremes on BOTH sides. If we can't/won't america is doomed and we have ALL earned.....
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1857814413664796672/pu/vid/avc1/1286x582/lqESfFRCH-m6A3s7.mp4
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