The fact that her becoming vice president means that there are no black women in the Senate is really the question that we should be asking why that is as opposed to why black women's representation in the United States Senate comes down to, you know, whoever a governor could possibly be appointing to that position in any given state.
Errin Haines discusses the implications of Kamala Harris becoming vice president and the lack of black women in the Senate.
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