Critique of Last-Minute Campaign Strategies

This chapter examines Kamala Harris's late efforts to engage Black voters, particularly men, and critiques the superficial nature of her campaign's agenda, seen as patronizing rather than genuinely addressing community needs. It highlights the disconnection between elite Black interests and the reality of the working class, calling for a more substantive Black agenda. The discussion stresses the importance of grassroots organization and accountability in political engagement, challenging the Democratic Party's reliance on celebrity endorsements over real systemic reform.