Vice President Kamala Harris speaks in Selma to commemorate anniversary of Bloody Sunday

Vice President Kamala Harris made her way to Selma Sunday to walk across Edmund Pettus Bridge for the annual commemoration of Bloody Sunday. Harris is a part of a large delegation at the event from the White House and was on site to deliver a speech and meet with local civil rights leaders.

[hearmeout]

Her family owned more slaves than probably anyone in Alabama. She’s an embarrassment to any remembrance of the civil rights struggle. This is the woman that kept African-American inmates incarcerated past their assigned release dates to use as slave labor. Sickening. 😔

[hectorcortez]

2020-2024 Biden-Harris Voter: Millions of Latinos love her in California! Such an awesome person and interesting world figure! Honduran-American Dude Here and I will vote for her in November 2024!

[joeshmoe]

This woman shouldn't be let anywhere near a kindergarten, she would steal all the catch phrases from the teachers.

[isiahmatthews]

People will say anything and do everything to get us to vote no reparations no vote

[timothykramer]

Bloody Sunday I'm sure God would approve of this

[deborahb]

Love Kamala Harris- God bless our President Biden and Vice President!

[personanongrata]

Can someone remind me which black Americans still don't have the right to vote 🤔

[drummerneedsaband]

I was waiting for her to start chanting
FWeedummm...
Or Fwee Crack Pipes...

[saratheriault]

I thought she was suppose to have been in Europe.
What happen

[stathispapailias]

Bloody Sunday was in Ireland, not Selma. And the Selma incident was nothing compared to what happened in Derry in 1972 when British soldiers shot 26 unarmed civilians. Selma was ugly, no is was no massacre.

[timothykramer]

So we're going to bring up the past why don't we bring up when Jesus was born and get back to God cuz Jesus does not judge if you're black or white

[timothykramer]

Maybe people need to get back to God Sunday's is a Sabbath day and you do not talk that way about a Sabbath day time to go back to church