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Instead, she opted for direct mentions of her multiracial background and upbringing. She paid tribute to her roots as the daughter of a brown woman and Caribbean man. And following her speech, the relatives who joined her onstage for the traditional balloon drop included people of different and often multiple, overlapping races, like Harris herself. Western attire and saris were worn side by side. It was a way for Harris and others at the convention to display her personal story while offering a visual political message that could appeal to a broad swath of people who see themselves in families like hers.
Around The United States, both before and after its independence, enslaved Black people for nearly two and a half centuries, then enforced legal, economic and social apartheid for a century more, and once denied equal representation to Black Americans at political party conventions. It denied voting rights to women until a century ago.
Wes Moore said in an interview. Civil rights leader Rev. Comedian D. As he walked off the stage, Hughley displayed a hand signal common among members of Omega Psi Phi, a historically Black fraternity. Barack Obama, when he became the first Black man to accept a Democratic nomination in , mentioned his Kenyan father and Kansan mother. Harris, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, was born and raised in Oakland, California, a working-class town and once-thriving African American enclave known as a birthplace of the Black Panther Party for Self Defense.
Their Indian mother, the vice president explained, raised her daughters as Black because she felt that was how the world would see them first. Nash, who is Black, said she has older relatives who saw Harris become the vice president. But some, like her late grandmother, would have loved to see the first Black woman accept a presidential nomination.
