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Written By Tracie N. Cohens

Psychological State or Presidential Debate

The mastermind film creator Steven Spielberg himself, could not have written a movie more electrifying than the year “2020”.   Ok, so here it is; we are in the middle of a worldwide pandemic and the icing on the cake is…. yes, that’s right.…it’s a presidential election year!  Those of us that have viewed the presidential debate can say that it is reminiscent of watching two boxers in the ring; speculating who’s going to take the next punch.  Nonetheless, it has appealed to younger voters with its catchy one-liners such as Joe Biden’s “Man, will you shut up!”, or Kamala Harris’ “Mr. Vice President, I am speaking”! Deciphering between presidential candidates has wreaked havoc on the minds of countless Americans. We are in a stressful, overwhelming, and chaotic situation where most of us are just trying to keep hope alive.

Presidential Debate

Many Americans have become so consumed with the current political theatrics, that they are struggling to hold on to their own goals and dreams.    I’m not here to downplay the importance of voting; now more than ever it is imperative to do our part and encourage others to vote. What I am saying is, to not lose sight of who you are in the process.  Make sure you focus on your needs, your family, and career.   When it is all said and done; as 2021 approaches you need to be ready to hit the ground running your own race.  Also, make sure you are practicing self-care by doing such things as taking time out for mediation, prayer, exercise and working on your own aspirations; these often-overlooked elements are essential to our psychological health.  

When it comes to the presidential debate; use your intuition to determine what stances matter most to you.  What issues get your blood boiling? The fact of the matter is , if you aren’t centered in who you are then odds are that you will likely make a decision that is not in your best interest.  Exercise your right to vote, tell a friend and most importantly encourage others to look at the long-term effects of voting.  At the end of the day… what matters most is you!  Now go out, be great…and Vote!

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]]> The Personal and Political Identity of Kamala Harris https://hustletv.tv/the-personal-and-political-identity-of-kamala-harris/ Sun, 16 Aug 2020 22:31:15 +0000 https://hustletv.tv/?p=13317 The Personal and Political Identity of Kamala Harris

Written by Kaila Love

From the Congressional Black Caucus to Charlamagne tha God, there was a lot of pressure put on Presidential candidate Joe Biden to pick a black woman as his running mate, so some were thrilled when he announced his pick for Kamala Harris while others maintained “that’s not what we meant.” It begs the question, is a black representative enough to create meaningful change for the black community? 

HustleTV The Personal and Political Identity of Kamala Harris
HustleTV The Personal and Political Identity of Kamala Harris

Now, let me start by saying that Kamala has broken many glass ceilings in regards to both her gender and her ethnicity. As the daughter immigrants – a Jamaican father and a South Indian mother – she’s the first black woman DA in California, first black person and woman attorney general in CA, and first South Asian Senator in all of the United States. As an alumni of Howard, she is also the first graduate of an HBCU to be on a major ticket. 

Despite these accolades, or perhaps because of them, Kamala is already receiving harsh criticism. For example, President Trump has called her a “madwoman” who “is so angry” – feeding into the harmful stereotype of the “angry black woman” when ironically it’s conservatives who are big mad. Already memes are surfacing showing “Joe and The Hoe 2020” – an distasteful and inaccurate attack on her identity as a woman. 

While there are many things that one can criticize Kamala on – her gender and race should not be any of them. It’s important that we separate her personal identity from her political one. On a personal level, she has made strides that at a point in time black women could only dream of. On a political level, she’s built her Attorney General campaign by criminalizing the black community with funding she received from the Trump family. While one of her current platform points is to marajuana reform, as District Attorney she criminalized black families in California for marijuana infractions and even school attendance. 

The Personal and Political Identity of Kamala Harris
The Personal and Political Identity of Kamala Harris

Perhaps most concerning about Kamala’s track record, especially in light of the Black Lives Matter movement, is her pro-cop mentality which is reflected in her refusing to prosecute the cops who murdered Alan Blueford, Mario Woods, Izzel Ford, and many others while actively working against legislation that would increase accountability for police violence. This is all while admitting she’s never known a black man who hasn’t been racially profiled or unfairly stopped and acknowledging that the American justice system operates differently based on race. 

So what are we to do in this situation? Once again we are left with the dilemma we face  in almost every election – choosing between the lesser of two evils in a system that wasn’t built for and doesn’t serve us. However, four more years of Trump simply cannot be an option. If that becomes the reality, we could easily be looking at a facist regime. While I’m not thrilled at any of my voting options, at least under the centrist government of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, organizing is still possible. Her flip-flopping on issues like marajuana reform shows that she can be pressured into changing her position and ultimately her legislation. HustleTV News

]]> Kamala Harris on her way to become Vice President https://hustletv.tv/kamala-harris-on-her-way-to-become-vice-president/ Fri, 14 Aug 2020 16:46:26 +0000 https://hustletv.tv/?p=13301 Kamala Harris on her way to become Vice President

Written by Zaina Cummins


Howard alumna, member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, United States senator
and most importantly; a black woman; Kamala Harris, is in line to become Vice President of the
United States of America. Something never seen or done before. History.
On Wednesday, Joe Biden announced his running mate for vice president; Kamala Harris.

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To some this was a complete shock and to others this was no surprise.
Thursday, Harris gave her first speech as vice president nominee. She said some of the
following:

“The President’s mismanagement of the pandemic has plunged us into the worst economic crisis
since the Great Depression, and we’re experiencing a moral reckoning with racism and systemic
injustice that has brought a new coalition of conscience to the streets of our country demanding
change,” Harris explained at the afternoon event in Wilmington, Delaware.
“America is crying out for leadership. Yet we have a President who cares more about himself
than the people who elected him,” said Harris. “As someone who has presented my fair share of
arguments in court, the case against Donald Trump and Mike Pence is open and shut.”


It was a first performance that showcased why Harris is the perfect match to be alongside Biden
in his journey to become president; in her defense.
Harris is not alone. She has the support of many people who are her color, and those who are not
her color as well. It is more than just being the vice president of the United States, it’s about the
change that comes with it.

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Black and brown women and girls are looked down upon from the start of their lives. The world
puts them in a position to make it seem like they are unable to be as successful as the white
woman. The world portrays white women in major roles, but never women of color.


A black woman, let alone a woman in general, has never been in any office position in the White
House; and for one to even get this close to the opportunity is a big deal.
Biden, too, did not let the symbolic essence of his choice go overlooked at their first appearance
together. When Harris stared at, now squarely in the position of a supporting player, Biden had

pictured the reaction of “little Black and brown girls, who so often feel overlooked and
undervalued in their communities.”
This is bigger than a presidential title. It is history in the making, we are all living through a
history book chapter as we speak. As a black woman, this gives us a voice, a chance to gain our
power back, a chance to give us a platform and a chance to give the little black a brown girls
something to look up too. HustleTV make sure you go out and vote.

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