Kamala Has A Message For “Black Women And Girls Everywhere,” And I Have A Response

This weekend, Kamala Harris took to Twitter to post what should have been a beautiful picture of her on stage with an adorable young girl. She said, “My message to Black women and girls everywhere: Never ask for permission to lead.”

First of all, that applies simply to women and girls everywhere. Ladies, never ask for permission to lead. Be the leaders we need in this country. Lead in your families, lead in your churches, lead in your communities, lead in your schools, lead in your jobs, lead in your neighborhoods, lead in society, and lead in politics. But, you know, everything is about race with the Left.

Secondly, I have a message of my own in response. My message to women and girls everywhere: Never ask for permission to uncover your face. We are not in Taliban-led Afghanistan, where our leaders can force us to cover our faces everywhere we go in public. We are not in any danger, and masks wouldn’t prevent that danger if it existed. Stop letting these political elites force you to cover your beautiful faces and hide your beautiful smiles while they parade around above the rules they set. I can’t even appreciate this beautiful photo that Kamala posted because my heart is aching for a child who has been forced unnecessarily into a mask that science tells us is ineffective. She’s being used as a virtue signal and a prop for power-hungry political elites and it’s not inspiring. It’s despicable of them.