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Sen. Kamala Harris Looks To HBCUs To Build Her Base Ahead Of #2020 Presidential Race
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1:19Now PlayingCalifornia Senator Kamala Harris leaning in to her HBCU background to build her base ahead of the 2020 presidential campaign.
Harris has visited more HBCU's than any other 2020 Democratic presidential candidate. During her press conference at Howard University she said, HBCUs "teach us that there will always be a community that will support us, whatever we will decide to do."
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