Nuestra verdad

"I'm talking". With that forceful phrase said in the middle of an electoral debate, what would later end up being the first female vice president of the United States was revealed. The first woman and the first African American. A phrase that sums up like no other what she is and, more importantly, what her choice represents. In these memories, Kamala travels a personal trajectory that from the very beginning is impregnated with the constant struggle for social justice and the defense of the most vulnerable; that of abused children during her time as a prosecutor, that of gay marriage during her tenure as California Attorney General, or that of evicted families during the mortgage crisis. Kamala Harris, raised by her Indian mother in an Afro-American community closely linked to civil rights, reflects in this book on the importance of speaking out against prejudice and on the characters, public and private, who have inspired her . An exciting book written with honesty, the reading of which not only immerses us in the life of a woman who has made history at every step of her career, but also allows us to evaluate the important political and social changes experienced in the last five decades and the challenges that await us.