In an unprecedented show of support, 44,000 Black women came together on a Zoom call organized by 'Win With Black Women' to raise $1.5 million for Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign.
The event, which crashed the online meeting platform due to its massive turnout, was a response to President Joe Biden's decision to not seek re-election, endorsing Harris instead. This fundraising effort not only highlights the political mobilization power of Black women but also signals strong enthusiasm for Harris's candidacy.
The organizer, Jotaka Eaddy, dubbed the 'Olivia Pope of Silicon Valley,' played a pivotal role in galvanizing this support, showcasing the collective influence and commitment of Black women to impact the political landscape.
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It's truly inspiring to see Black women leading the charge and rallying such significant support for Kamala Harris, proving once again they're the backbone of progressive politics.
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44,000 Black Women Rally To Raise Over $1 Million For Kamala Harris During Zoom Call Organized By ‘Win With Black Women’
President Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race, throwing his support behind VP Kamala Harris, and Black women are here for it. In an extraordinary display of solidarity and political influence,
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How 44,000 Black Women Raised $1.5M for Kamala Harris in 3 Hours
Tens of thousands of women opted out of dinner dates and social gatherings Sunday to join a Zoom meeting that lasted into the wee Monday morning hours. All for one reason: Vice President Kamala Harris.
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