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Kamala Harris Becomes US’ First Woman Vice President
Upon her historic 2021 swearing in, Kamala Harris is being hailed as a woman of many firsts.
Shyamala Gopalan Harris
Hours Before Kamala Harris’ Swearing-in Ceremony, TN Village Cheers For Her With Posters
We’re all very excited that Kamala Harris will take oath as Vice-President of US, she inspires all the women in the village.
Throwback Thursday: Kamala Harris Shares Childhood Photos With Mother And Sister
In the Instagram post, the 55-year-old shared photos of a young Shyamala Gopalan holding a baby Kamala Harris and feeding milk to her.
TIME’s ‘Person of the Year’ Kamala Harris Remembers Her Mother Shyamala Gopalan
As Kamala Harris assumes office we hope she will bring on the lived experiences of the all the identities she encompasses and work towards achieving a more equal world.
Who Is Shyamala Gopalan Harris: 6 Things To Know About Her
Shyamala Gopalan is a Tamil Indian-American who was a leading cancer researcher and a civil rights activist.
7 Things Shyamala Gopalan said to Kamala That All Moms Should Say To Their Daughters
Hearing Harris speak about her breast cancer researcher mother, who was a single parent, is not just emotional but empowering.
Here’s Why We Can Relate To Kamala Harris Speaking About Her Mother’s Struggles
Hearing Kamala Harris speak about her breast cancer researcher single mother was very emotional and relatable to me. What is your mother-daughter story?
We Knew She Was Going To Win: Kamala Harris’ Aunt Dr Sarala Gopalan On 2020 US Election Results
Following Harris’ win, Dr Gopalan said, “We are very happy and thrilled. I miss my sister Shyamala, who made Kamala what she is today; she would’ve broken down and cried out of happiness…
Kamala Harris’ Shout Out To ‘Chitthis’ Sets Desi Twitter Abuzz
Family is my sister. Family is my best friend, my nieces and my godchildren. Family is my uncles, my aunts and my chithis, Kamala Harris said.
Why You Should Know About Shyamala Gopalan, Kamala Harris’ Mom
Shyamala Gopalan Harris, a breast cancer researcher and a single mother defied all odds and dared to move to the US as a 19-year-old to peruse her academic interests.
