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Kamala Harris nomination boosted by Black women strategists who call themselves 'the colored girls'
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9:20Now PlayingJoy Reid met with the powerful group of Black women political strategists, who call themselves “the colored girls,” on their work regarding Vice President Kamala Harris attaining the Democratic presidential nomination, during the 2024 Democratic National Convention. Yolanda Caraway, Founder of The Caraway Group, Tina Flournoy, former chief of staff to VP Kamala Harris, Bishop Leah Caughtry, CEO of the 2008 and 2016 DNC Committees, Donna Brazile, Democratic strategist, and Minyon Moore, 2024 DNC Committee Chair, share their historic political experiences in this full, exclusive interview.
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