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Thousands of everyday LGBTQ+ people and celebrities joined an energetic fundraising call supporting Kamala Harris’s presidential candidacy, which raised hundreds of thousands of dollars.
“We want to ban assault weapons, and they want to ban books. Can you imagine?” Harris said of her opponents.
It’s set to Beyoncé’s hit “Freedom.”
The call will happen a day after thousands of LGBTQ+ leaders and supporters signed a letter of endorsement for the vice president’s candidacy.
“Let’s also make no mistake: this campaign is not just about us versus Donald Trump. This campaign is about who we fight for,” Harris said.
Rachel Maddow asked him whether he would be open to serving as vice president.
The gay transportation secretary and Democratic star with his own record of firsts said he would do everything he could to help her win.
The vice president is poised to be the Democratic Party’s nominee for the 2024 presidential election.
Democrats must make a decision on whether to support Kamala Harris or pick somebody else to run against Donald Trump.
Democrats must now decide how to coalesce around the vice president with 106 days to go until the election.
She issued the challenge in a voicemail to the newly-appointed Trump running mate.
She gave a powerful speech to her sisters and celebrated equality and warned of ‘dictator on day one’ Donald Trump.
The paper claimed that if she were to become president she wouldn’t have earned it.
The president and first lady spoke at the birthplace of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement a day after the first presidential debate.
The vice president warned that the ruling is not a cause for celebration in a country where Republicans are attacking bodily autonomy rights.
A who’s who of LGBTQ+ leaders, activists, influencers, and celebrities showed up to celebrate the community and to remember those lost to violence.
While Republicans are trying to cast the LGBTQ+ community as deviant, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are doubling down on winning the queer vote.
Joe and Jill Biden will attend the 25th annual LGBTQ+ Leadership Council Gala during Pride Month.
He will talk about the Biden-Harris administration’s commitment to fight these threats to students’ civil rights.
