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'''Kamala Harris''' ( pron. ''commie-la'', Spanish '''Que mala'''<ref>How sick, How bad, How horrible, How mean.</ref>) is a [[racist]] [[Democrat]] Senator from [[California]] who publicly ridiculed [[Jamaica]]ns as pleasure-seeking [[marijuana|pot]] smokers and was openly rebuked by her own father. Harris is one-quarter black Jamaican, one-quarter [[white]] descendant of slave owners, and half [[India]] South Asian.<ref>[https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sfgate/obituary.aspx?pid=125330757 Obituary for Kalama Harris's mother which describes her background]</ref> Harris is a descendent of [[Slave Power|slave owners]] and is not ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery). Harris announced her candidacy for the [[2020 presidential election]] in early 2019, with [[Marc Elias]] of the [[Perkins Coie]] law firm serving as her general counsel.
'''Kamala Harris''' ( pron. ''commie-la'', Spanish '''Que mala'''<ref>How sick, How bad, How horrible, How mean.</ref>) is a [[racist]] [[Democrat]] Senator from [[California]] who publicly ridiculed [[Jamaica]]ns as pleasure-seeking [[marijuana|pot]] smokers and was openly rebuked by her own father. Harris is one-quarter black Jamaican, one-quarter [[white]] descendant of slave owners, and half [[India]] South Asian.<ref>[https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sfgate/obituary.aspx?pid=125330757 Obituary for Kalama Harris's mother which describes her background]</ref> Harris is a descendent of [[Slave Power|slave owners]] and is not ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery).<ref>https://nationalfile.com/kamala-is-descended-from-slave-owner-will-it-affect-the-race/</ref> It was indeed her [[white privilege]] that gave her family a [[bourgeois]] lifestyle in Jamaica and the United States and her career in politics. Harris announced her candidacy for the [[2020 presidential election]] in early 2019, with [[Marc Elias]] of the [[Perkins Coie]] law firm serving as her general counsel.
Failing to muster support among [[African American]]s and rapidly losing appeal broadly, Harris withdrew from the presidential race on December 3, 2019 before voting began.<ref>Multiple references:
Failing to muster support among [[African American]]s and rapidly losing appeal broadly, Harris withdrew from the presidential race on December 3, 2019 before voting began.<ref>Multiple references: