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Candace Owens mentioned writings by Kamala Harris’s father, Donald J. Harris, while discussing the Vice President's background. Owens read several biographical excerpts detailing Harris’s Jamaican upbringing and the strong influence of his mother, Beryl, and his grandmothers. The host focused specifically on the author's regret that Kamala and her sister did not get to know these foundational women in his life.
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It was mentioned that Kamala Harris's father, Donald J. Harris, wrote this book. The podcast host discussed excerpts from it, focusing on the author's descriptions of his family and his mother, Beryl.
By Donald J. Harris Kamala's father as a child growing up in Jamaica
I often heard it said by my parents and family friends, 'Remember where you come from.'
My one big regret is that Kamala and her sister did not come to know very well the two most influential women in my life miss Chrissy and miss Iris.
Both of my grandmother's had the strongest influence on my early upbringing (not to exclude of course the influence of my dear mother miss barrel and loving father mass Oscar)
miss Iris mother of eight children was the sweetest and gentlest person one could meet but underneath it was a tough farming woman who ran the cane farm at thatch walk jointly owned with her husband Mr. Christy