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Beyoncé endorses Kamala Harris with powerful speech at Houston rally - Face2Face Africa

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Music icon Beyoncé joined Kamala Harris' campaign in Houston, Texas, on Friday. Reports had circulated earlier in the week about the famous American singer supporting the Harris campaign, and it came true when Beyoncé made an appearance and delivered a powerful speech. The 23-time Grammy winner, putting aside her celebrity status, emphasized that she was...

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