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Win With Black Women founder elated to see allies 'answer the call'
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July 27, 2024
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as posted by the channelVideo calls rallying support from different coalitions for Kamala Harris and raising millions started with a call for Win with Black Women and broke records with Answer the Call for white women. Jotaka Eaddy and Shannon Watts, who organized those calls, join MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss how they can turn that energy into votes.
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Kamala HarrisBlack WomenJotaka EaddyShannon WattsMSNBCs Jonathan CapehartMSNBC DownloadAlex WagnerEastern Connect
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