particularly for those from historically underrepresented backgrounds. Her message was clear: courage is not the absence of fear, but the conviction that something else is more important.
Observers and media outlets, including the Los Angeles Times, noted that Harris appeared exceptionally vibrant and reflective. Her delivery was marked by a blend of seasoned authority and genuine optimism, a combination that seemed to galvanize the room. She emphasized that the progress of women in leadership is not merely a matter of individual success but a collective endeavor. By fostering a network of support and shared purpose, Harris argued, women can act as
