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Author Archives: Essays curated by Meg St-Esprit
Posted inElection 2020

Letters to Kamala: What the vice president-elect’s victory means to these Pittsburgh-area Black and Brown girls

by Essays curated by Meg St-Esprit

‘Dream with ambition’ Essay by Arathena McCormick I vividly remember the moment I first heard that Joe Biden had chosen Kamala Harris to run for vice president on his ticket. My mother excitedly told my sisters and me that Kamala Harris, a half Indian, half Black woman, could possibly be our future vice president. I […]