
12/19/2024
What happens when you spend your life searching for someone who looks like you in places of power? And what do you do when, even after decades of progress, the barriers remain?
In her thought-provoking piece, "Kamala Harris's Loss and Little Girls Everywhere ", Saniya Ghalehdar reflects on the power of representation, the weight of political hope, and the recalibration required when history doesn’t break the way you dreamed.
This isn’t just about politics—it’s about what it means to see yourself, to fight for a seat at the table, and to keep the dream alive for the next generation.
Read her story and join the conversation:
December 19th, 2024 – Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaBy: Saniya Ghalehdar I remember being a child and looking in the toy aisles for Barbie’s that looked like me and never quite finding one. …