‘I Think She Knows We’re Out Here For Her’: Black Metro Detroit Women Stand Behind Kamala Harris | The Michigan Chronicle

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‘I Think She Knows We’re Out Here For Her’: Black Metro Detroit Women Stand Behind Kamala Harris | The Michigan Chronicle

(Photo: Emma Lockridge and Alisa Hicks) It’s their nightly bedtime ritual. When Clinton Township resident Alisa Hicks, 32, and her daughter, Karisma, 1, prepare to go to sleep, Hicks ensures that one thing is settled into her child’s spirit every single night: That she will be great. “Sometimes when me and her are brushing our … Continued

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