On Wednesday, Kamala Harris delivered an emotional, candid, and poignant speech at the 2020 Democratic National Convention. Her speech was arguably the most important not only of her career, but also of the 2020 Democratic National Convention. Before officially accepting the nomination of (open in new tab) Joe Biden for Vice President, Harris spoke movingly about her mother, (open in new tab) her father, (open in new tab) her belief system, (open in new tab) her policies as part of the Joe Biden ticket, and her commitment to the country He spoke movingly about.

Harris became the first black woman to win a presidential ticket, and her speech that closed the third night of the DNC made history. One of the most memorable moments: "I know a predator when I see one," Harris said of current President Donald Trump.

Seeing Harris deliver the most important speech of the event on a ticket that had already made history was met with mixed emotions.

The full text of the speech is here: