Who Owns Kamala Harris ?

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One Caribbean Nation.

Who owns Kamala Harris





Senator Kamala Harris, Vice President candidate in the upcoming USA elections, finds herself in an interesting and often amusing identity crisis:

Is she Jamaican?

Is she Indian?

Is she Afro American?

Is she Indo American?

Is she Asian American?

Is she Caribbean American?

Ok. Her mother is Indian, and her father is Jamaican. So, the Caribbean region has a serious claim, right up there with India. But she was born in America. Cannot beat the birth certificate. She is not white, so Afro American is in there as well. Geography matters so we know her roots are also Asian………

Should she become Vice President and is given the opportunity to address the United Nations, she would be guaranteed a huge applause. After all she seems to represent all nations.

Does she eat jerk, dal, or spring rolls? What about dress…ok let us leave it right there for now.

Ok. Ok! Is she into Rap or reggae…? now leave it right there.


Good luck Kamala

 



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