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Kamala Harris, the first ever black woman to be nominated for VP.

Although according to conservative media, she might not be black enough.

Some have challenged her racial identity and criticized her for identifying as black when her parents are Jamaican and Indian.

When we talk about quote, African American, her followers from Jamaica, he had him from Africa, he's from Jamaica.

So she's not really an American black.

Kamala Harris is not an African American.

If you dare raise that, you're attacked, but the truth is she's not.

She's not African American.

She doesn't have slave blood. She's not down for the struggle.

She's constantly talking how she went to an historically black college.

She is adopting Oakland as her hometown, even though she grew up from the age of seven to the age of 18 in Canada.

Kamala Harris descended from the largest slave owner, slave owner in Jamaica.

Kamala Harris seems to be descended less from the legacy of, let's say, Frederick Douglass than she is from the legacy of the plantation itself.

Wow, that is fascinating.

And I know a lot of people haven't heard that before, Denash.

Okay, first of all, being partly descended from a slave owner is one of the blackest things that can happen to you.

In fact, you know who was also the descendant of a slave owner? Frederick Douglass.

Yeah, so the guy you just tried to use as an example of someone who is super black is also by your metric not black enough.

Look, ma'am, you can dissect Kamala Harris's heritage however you want.

But to say she's not black, ask yourself this question.

Is she black enough to get kicked out of a restaurant back in the day in the Jim Crow South? Huh?

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