Kamala Harris Rejects 'Momala' Label Amid Criticism of Stereotypical Roles

Vice President Kamala Harris addresses the problematic expectations placed on Black and brown women in leadership during a candid interview with Drew Barrymore.

Vice President Kamala Harris was referred to as 'Momala' by Drew Barrymore, sparking discussions on racial and gender stereotypes.
Harris critiqued the portrayal of step-parents in media and discussed the pressures faced by Black and brown women in public roles.
The term 'Momala' was criticized for perpetuating the historical caretaker stereotype associated with Black women.
Experts and commentators highlight the need for societal change in how Black and brown women are perceived in leadership.
The incident has ignited conversations about the roles and expectations of women of color in high-profile positions.