July 15, 2024 · Field note

A LITTLE RAY OF HOPE IN THE USA. VIVA KAMALA HARRIS

Today has been a quiet, compassionate day in this part of the USA. Received notes from other parts of the USA that a sense of euphoria and an old fashioned optimism for which americans were famous for, was coming back. Reason? The near anointment of Kamala Harris as the next Democratic contender for the President of th

A LITTLE RAY OF HOPE IN THE USA. VIVA KAMALA HARRIS
Originally from the Before the Cure archive

Today has been a quiet, compassionate day in this part of the USA. Received notes from other parts of the USA that a sense of euphoria and an old fashioned optimism for which americans were famous for, was coming back. Reason? The near anointment of Kamala Harris as the next Democratic contender for the President of the USA.

I have never seen a change in the country’s mood in such a short period of time, less than 48 hours and it was felt everywhere. The considerate nature which was natural for americans put in a guest appearance it seems, as I was talking to a clerk at the Tyre Store , who was genuinely american friendly without being flamboyant.

Something has changed, hope it persists and hope Kamala carries this enthusiasm and a sense of coming together (rather than the divide and rule tactic of the conservatives) until the days of elections in less than four months, and make america proud of electing a Black American lady as the president of the USA

It is an exciting thought..

Currently, Barbados is the only republic in the world where both the serving head of state and head of government are women. Honduras, the Marshall Islands, Peru, and Tanzania are republics where the female President is the combined head of state and government.

Hilda Heine. Marshall Islands 

Mia Mottley, Barbados 

Samia Suluhu Hassan from Zanzibar, Tanzania

Xiomara Castro, Honduras 

Dina Boluarte, Peru 



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