Inside the Coalition of Black Women That Raised $1.5 Million for Kamala Harris

Hours after President Biden dropped out of the 2024 election and endorsed Kamala Harris, Jotaka Eaddy found herself and her organization, Win With Black Women, at the center of a 44,000 person Zoom call that raised $1.5 million for Harris. Fortune's Ruth Umoh sat down with Eaddy for an inside look at this record-breaking call and her journey in activism, business, and tech.
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Keeping the seat, raise the funds, economic power, intentional use of resources, thank you ....all the women whose shoulders I sit on so I can see further. .....thankyou for investing....long beyond our lifetime

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Did she just say "I had did" and "I had saw"? Did she take English in College?

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If that’s all you can take out of an in-depth hour long video then that’s disappointing.