The election of Howard University alumna Kamala Harris to the nation’s second highest office is a monumental marker. Her historic win gives women of color a tangible goal. NewsVision reporter Chandler Carter speaks to a law student and a fellow Howard graduate about how the U.S. senator is giving them hope for a more inclusive future.
Setting a Path Forward: Sen. Kamala Harris’ Historic VP Win Inspires, Motivates Women of Color
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