Kamala Harris at The Wiltern

A Conversation with Kamala Harris

For the first time ever, former Vice President Kamala Harris is hitting the road for a special set of live shows that chronicles her journey through what is arguably the wildest and most significant presidential campaigns today. Marking history, her race for the seat had the world up on its feet. The tour will follow the release of her memoir, "107 Days", out this fal. Harris will be chronicling what she has seen, learned, and her reflections about what it takes to move forward. With an alternative vision for the nation, the influential woman serves as an inspiration, a leader, and a beacon of hope . 

With a book that takes readers through the ins and out of her amazing presidential campaign, even though things didn't exactly work out as planned, Harris embraced authenticity, service, and true care for the people. Heading up the stage for a heartfelt conversation, you will leave the hall inspired and changed.

About Kamala Harris

Born in Oakland, California, Kamala Harris is a prominent American political and attorney, and took office as the 49th Vice President of the United States from 2021 to 2025 with former President Joe Biden. Her success marked her as the first African American and Asian American vice president of the United States, and the highest-ranking female Asian American in the nation's history. 

Looking back at her journey, she graduated from Howard University and the University of California, Hastings College of the Law. By 2003, she was elected as district attorney of San Francisco and attorney general of California by 2010. From 2017 to 2021, she served as a junior U.S. senator from California, being the second Black woman and first South Asian American to achieve the position. Harris was prasied for her advocacies as senator, including the DREAM Act, healthcare & taxation reforms, strict gun control, and federal legalization of cannabis. During the first Trump administration, Harris gained further national recognition as she asked firm questions directed to officials during Senate hearings.

107 Days

In July of 2024, Biden halted his reelection campaign, endorsing Harris for president. Also endoresed by the likes of Bill and Hillary Clinton, Barack and Michelle Obama, Jimmy Cartern, and many more, her campaign raised 81 million in small-dollar donations within 24 hours - the highest single-day total in history. Marking the shortest general election campaign for presidency at 107 days, it definitely was no ordinary feat. 

In September 2024, Harris made headlines in an ABC News presidential debate with Trump. Attempted to portray the woman as a "radical liberal", Harris came strong with sharp responses and relevant criticisms of her opponent on abortion rights. Political analysts decalred Harris as the winner of the debate,noting that it was the best debate performances across her career. Powerfully sharing her strengths and rattling her opponent, the world has seen her amazing capability as a leader. Columnists from Politico, USA Today, The New York Times, and CNN have praised her performance and sharp arguments.

 In November 2024, Harris lost the 2024 U.S. presidential election, and conceded the race the next day with a speech at Howard University. In January 2025, Harris left office and subsequently moved to Los Angeles, helping victims of the Palisades Fire. Though 107 days of a fierce battle didn't result in victory, her heart for service to the people remains the same. An important point in history, Harris had emerged stronger than ever, carrying newfound realizations through it all.

An adovcate for abortion rights, LGBTQ rights, equality, criminal justice, and many more progressive movements, Harris remains to be one of the most respected political figures in history. As she looks back at those 107 days, get ready to hear never-before seen & heard stories, thoughts, and realizations from the woman herself. 

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