Kamala Harris Faces Criticism for Using Different Accents at Campaign Events
The Vice President's campaign tactics draw backlash and mockery as she attempts to connect with diverse audiences.
Overview
- Kamala Harris has been criticized for using different accents during her campaign stops, notably at a Philadelphia church and on a podcast.
- While speaking to a predominantly Black congregation in Philadelphia, Harris adopted a preacher-like accent, quoting the Book of Psalms.
- Her use of varied accents has sparked reactions on social media, with some accusing her of pandering to audiences.
- Harris's approach has been compared to previous instances where she altered her speech to resonate with specific groups.
- The criticism comes as Harris's campaign struggles to gain traction with male voters, including young Black men.