Harris Defeat Sparks Debate on Breaking U.S. Presidential Glass Ceiling
The recent presidential election, where Kamala Harris lost to Donald Trump, has reignited discussions about America's readiness to elect a woman president. Despite strong support from Black women, Harris struggled with other demographics, highlighting ongoing gender and racial dynamics in U.S. politics. Analysts suggest that Trump's appeal to white male voters and the racial privilege among white women voters played significant roles in the election outcome. The conversation continues on what it will take for the U.S. to elect a woman president, considering the intersection of gender and race in voter behavior.
