A childhood friend paints a picture of Kamala Harris' upbringing
In her childhood in Berkeley, Calif., you can find the seeds of the political leader that Vice President Kamala Harris grew up to become.
Her childhood friend Carole Porter, who lived a few houses away, paints a picture of a working-class, multicultural neighborhood.
And she pointed to two women who had a huge effect on the vice president's life.
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Her childhood friend Carole Porter, who lived a few houses away, paints a picture of a working-class, multicultural neighborhood.
And she pointed to two women who had a huge effect on the vice president's life.
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