Howard University proudly celebrates as Vice President Kamala Harris, an esteemed alumna, makes history. Some occasions deserve a grand celebration—Thanksgiving, Christmas, Independence Day. These events invite us to fill the streets with joy and reflect on tradition and hope for the future. The inauguration of President Biden is significant, but Kamala Harris’s inauguration as Vice President calls for a unique celebration, one led by her alma mater, the historically Black college, Howard University. In a moment filled with exuberance, the marching band joyfully escorted the new Vice President to her office at the White House.
Naturally, social media erupted with enthusiasm, as this event is monumental. Anticipation built as users eagerly awaited the band’s performance, sharing nostalgic photos of the Vice President from her college days. Even law enforcement officers appeared to share in the excitement over Howard University’s participation in the ceremony.
In the lead-up to inauguration day, Howard University released a video showcasing its involvement in this historic occasion. Many users on Twitter highlighted the fact that Kamala Harris is the first graduate of a historically Black college to hold such a high office. CBS News even teased a story about her experiences at Howard.
There’s a common saying in the Black community: “twice as good to go half as far.” It reflects the reality that for many Black women to achieve success, they must be exceptionally qualified compared to their white counterparts, yet still face obstacles. However, the events of today shattered that notion. As Kamala took her oath of office, she not only broke multiple barriers but also symbolically dismantled that saying, offering inspiration to countless young girls aspiring to follow her path.
As she ascended the steps alongside her husband, she demonstrated that women need not choose between family and career—a significant victory. Walking arm-in-arm with her stepdaughter and holding her niece’s hand, she further challenged stereotypes about blended families.
Kamala’s confident stride up those stairs was emblematic of her leadership. She held her head high, fully aware that she is paving the way for future leaders. Today, she is the first of many who will follow in her footsteps.
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The Howard University marching band joyfully escorted Vice President Kamala Harris to the White House, marking a momentous occasion as she becomes the first graduate of a historically Black college to hold such an office. This celebration not only highlights her achievements but also serves as an inspiration for future generations.
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