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Biden’s Pick of Kamala Harris Doesn’t Absolve America of Its Sins Against Black Women

Kai McGee by Kai McGee
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Kai McGee is a writer whose work has appeared in Condé Nast Traveler, Hello Giggles and Motherwell, among other publications. Kai is also a breast cancer survivor who actively volunteers with The American Cancer Society’s: Reach to Recovery program. When she’s not writing, she enjoys photography and lazy mornings in bed watching the food network. Follow her on Instagram @onanaturalkai.

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