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Vice President-elect Kamala Harris’ ascension to the White House is felt keenly in the Bay Area. Harris was born in Oakland, attended grade school in Berkeley and worked in San Francisco government, where she first met Mayor London Breed.
Both are Black women leaders who have inspired others into office, but who also developed a friendship despite the notoriously rough-and-tumble world of San Francisco politics. In light of their history and impact on the Bay Area, Mayor Breed sat down with KQED to share her perspective on Harris’ historic rise.
In this Nov. 7 interview, the day news of President-elect Joe Biden’s win emerged, Breed sheds light on how she met Harris, and if she would join Harris’ administration should an invitation come her way.
The California Right 