In Case You Missed: Beyonce’s Shout Out To Kamala Harris With Her Picture On Her T-Shirt
By wearing an stunning picture of Kamala Harris on a t-shirt, singer Beyoncé publicly showed her preference for Kamala Harris over Donald Trump in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. The photograph which she shared was taken in 1986 when Harris was still a student at Howard University majoring in economics and political science, has been used severally in her election campaign materials.
An Instagram video shows Beyoncé getting off her private plane and heading to a picture studio. Wearing a black t-shirt with Harris’s young visage on it and a patterned skirt, she looks sophisticated. This silent video, which includes nostalgic snippets of the Democratic candidate in her younger years, not only displays Beyoncé’s sense of style but also quietly emphasizes her support for Harris.
Harris has a much longer list of celebrity endorsements than Trump. Harris has an impressive list of well-known fans, ranging from the legendary Taylor Swift to the sports great LeBron James, and from the legendary Chris Rock to the legendary Meryl Streep. Oprah Winfrey has joined the list as well, lending her support to Harris.
Despite this, predictions indicate that Trump is ahead of Harris, who has support in eight states, while Trump has support in 20. Additionally, with leads in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, and North Carolina, Trump, 78, is ahead in six of the seven crucial swing states that might eventually determine the outcome of the election. The results for Nevada are still awaiting. Trump has 204 electoral college votes, while Harris has 112. Both candidates are vying for the crucial 270 votes required to win the election.
The 2024 election is very significant. If Kamala Harris wins she will be the first woman to occupy the office, and she would also be the first Black woman and South Asian American to do so. On the other hand, if Trump wins, it would be a remarkable return and it will add another chapter to his extraordinary political odyssey which will make him the only president in more than a century to win the election on non-consecutive terms.
