Kamala Harris has to make a big decision on school choice, Beyoncé and husband Jay-Z show the divide on the issue and Democrats haven't been listening to Black voters about it.
Beyoncé is planning to donate millions of dollars to presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris, who has already used her song 'Freedom' in a splashy ad. But meanwhile, in the most important battleground state of the race, Pennsylvania, her husband Jay-Z is quietly supporting one of Democrats’ bête noires: school vouchers.
If Harris opposes school choice, she risks alienating a significant portion of the minority electorate—perhaps creating more Mesha Mainor types. This could potentially boost Trump support among Black and Hispanic voters — which has been higher in the polls than many expected — and could derail her presidential ambitions. As the election approaches, Harris can’t evade this issue forever. Her stance on school choice could well be a deciding factor in her political future.
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