Born to a Jamaican father and an Indian mother, Kamala Harris has left girls dreaming big after being elected as the first vice president of Indian origin and the first black woman in the United States of America. Before the declaration of the final results of the presidential elections in the US, Kamala had answered some questions asked by users of Instagram, a video that is now drawing attention as the Indian-American spilled the beans on her options. lifestyle, including your favorite North Indian South Indian dishes, what you eat for breakfast, and how you took care of your mental health during the campaign.
Taking her Twitter account, Kamala had shared the video with the caption: “You asked, I answered (sic).” When asked what she was doing to take care of her mental health during the campaign, Kamala replied, “I exercise every morning, I FaceTime with all the kids in my life, I love to cook when I can, and I’m actually teaching Doug how to cooking. “She added while laughing,” That may not be good for my sanity though. “
To all the women who take her as a role model and look up to her, Kamala advised: “You never have to ask anyone for permission to lead. In my career they have told me many times: ‘It is not your moment’, ‘It is not your turn’. Let me tell you, I eat “no” at breakfast. So, I would recommend the same. It’s a good breakfast. “
Finally, answering the most speculated question about her favorite Indian dish, Kamala shared: “South Indian, it would be idli with a really good sambar. North Indian, probably any kind of tikka. “
Kamala Harris’s mother, Shyamala Gopalan, is a cancer biologist who immigrated to the United States from Tamil Nadu in India. It was she who instilled in Kamala a “love for good idli”, as she herself revealed earlier while reflecting on her proud Indian heritage. Kamala’s father, Donald J. Harris, is an economist who moved to the United States from Jamaica and it was in Oakland in California that Kamala was born on October 20, 1964.
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