‘I may be the first but I won’t be the last’: A glimpse at Kamala Harris’s groundbreaking victory

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Kamala Harris made history by becoming the first woman to be elected vice president of the United States after the polls concluded a victory for Joe Biden and Harris in the US election. Many have applauded her success, and her representation as a black, Asian-American woman at the White House could inspire more people from marginalized backgrounds to take on leadership positions.

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