VP Kamala Harris Shares Message To Kids On International Women's Day

Vice President Kamala Harrishas a message to all the little girls across the nation on International Women's Day.

As you may know, International Women's Day is an annual holiday celebrated on March 8 to commemorate the women's rights movement.

And as the current VP, Harris is using her voice of power to send a message to the younger generation.

On Friday, March 8, not only did Kamala Harris speak on what International Women's Day means to the nation, but she also spoke with NBC News chief White House correspondent, Peter Alexander, to address the possibility of appearing at the election debates.

“On the one hand, you’ve got Joe Biden — someone who is competent, who is principled, who has accomplished more than many presidents even hoped for ... on infrastructure, on climate, on health care,” Harris said.

Adding, “On the other side of that split screen, you’ve got the former president, who glorifies dictators and has said he’ll be a dictator on day one. Someone who has said that he will weaponize the Department of Justice against his political enemies. Someone who said he’s proud of the fact that he had picked three members of the United States Supreme Court, who took a constitutional right from the women of America to make decisions about their own body.”

The Vice President concluded by telling Alexander, "The split screen is clear" and the choice of debating against Trump will be “decided upon soon.”

As the nation awaits to hear if Kamala Harris or President Joe Biden will participate in general election debates against former President Donald Trump, she is celebrating women's rights on March 8, otherwise known as International Women's Day.

"My message to every little girl across our nation on International Women’s Day: dream with ambition," the Vice President shared on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, adding, "We are committed to lifting up women and girls everywhere."

Earlier this year, during an appearance on ‘The View’, the Vice President spoke out about the possibility of Former President Donald Trump getting re-elected.

Host Joy Behar asked Kamala Harris, “Are you scared what would happen if Trump ever became, God forbid, President again? And what are you going to do to stop the crazies?” to which, Harris admitted she is “scared as heck."

“You know, there’s an old saying that there are only two ways to run for office: either without an opponent or scared. So on all of those points, yes, we should all be scared,” she admitted while on the talk show.

Adding, “But as we know — and certainly this is a table of very powerful women — we don’t run away from something when we’re scared. We fight back against it.”

After Robert Card, 40, killed 18 people and injured several others in the mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, Kamala Harris stated that “gun violence has terrorized and traumatized so many of our communities,” adding that “it doesn’t have to be this way.”

“Gun violence has terrorized and traumatized so many of our communities in this country,” she stated at the time, adding, “It does not have to be this way.”

Harris said she and President Joe Biden “call on Republicans to work with us, pass commonsense gun safety laws including an assault weapons ban, and save lives.”

Last month, Harris met with a group of local pastors in Orangeburg, South Carolina, where she told the crowd, “In 2020, it was South Carolina that put President Joe Biden and me on the path to the White House."

She added, "It is because of that work that Joe Biden is president of the United States and I am the first woman and first Black woman to be vice president of the United States.”