Kamala Harris’ DNC Speech Makes Social Media Users Euphoric

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Kamala Harris’ DNC Speech Makes Social Media Users Euphoric

Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic Party's nomination to be their presidential candidate in November with an inspiring and historic speech, with social media expressing their pride and joy at the moment.

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