Kamala Harris, who claims to have grown up experiencing racial struggles, actually spent her childhood in a wealthy, peaceful neighborhood in Montreal, Canada. Despite her portrayal of a marginalized identity to advance her political career, Harris’s real background is one of privilege and stability. She has frequently changed her persona to fit her political ambitions, even adopting accents and stories that don’t align with her true upbringing. This revelation challenges the narrative she promotes and raises questions about the authenticity of her political image.
Kamala Harris has created a fake persona to boost her career, pretending to be part of a marginalized group. Her strategy seems to be that if people see her as a victim because of her race, they won’t question her politics as much.
A journalist who deeply investigates Harris’s background would risk their career because Harris’s campaign is built on her supposed connection to marginalized groups. This is likely why no one has done it.
In 2020, after George Floyd‘s death, Harris ran for president, advocating for defunding the police and giving felons the right to vote. Yet, just ten years earlier, she was putting people in jail for marijuana charges in California. At that time, being tough on crime was still popular in the Democratic Party.
During her short presidential run, she shared a childhood story about civil rights protests, which was actually copied from Martin Luther King Jr. She claimed that as a little girl, she demanded “freedom” but used the word “fweedom.” She also criticized Joe Biden for his past stance on busing, implying he was racist, only to later join his ticket as vice president.
With the election approaching, Harris has seized the opportunity to leverage race politics. She has twisted her story and beliefs for her own benefit.
However, Harris’s claims about her tough upbringing are false. Emma-Jo Morris, the Politics Editor at Breitbart News grew up in the same area as Harris and knows she lived in an affluent neighborhood in Montreal, Canada. Harris moved there when she was 12 after her mother got a job at McGill University, a prestigious institution.
The neighborhood, Westmount, was one of the wealthiest in Canada, and Harris lived in a Victorian home, enjoying a stable and privileged life. Her childhood was far from the struggle she now claims.
Montreal is a diverse city with a mix of races and ethnicities, and while it has economic segregation, it doesn’t have the racial hostility Harris suggests. Her friend from high school confirms that Harris had a comfortable and happy upbringing, contradicting her current narrative.
Harris’s portrayal of herself as someone who came from hardship is misleading. Her accent has also changed to fit her new persona, which is far from the way people spoke in her childhood neighborhood.
Kamala Harris has used her changing identity and political stances to advance her career. Her success is partly due to the media focusing more on her race than her policies. Her supposed “extraordinary origin story” is actually a tale of privilege, not the struggle she portrays.
In conclusion, Harris’s real background is far different from the story she tells. Her privileged upbringing in a wealthy neighborhood doesn’t match her claims of marginalization and hardship.
