President-elect to Have All Female-Led Communications Team
President-elect Joe Biden is keeping his promise. He has included qualified women in his administrative staff. This is a first for a presidential administration.
Something more remarkable is the inclusion of three Black women: Symone Sanders, Karine Jean-Pierre, and Ashley Etienne. Biden goes on to highlight the importance of their role.
“Speaking directly and truthfully to the American people is a crucial duty of a President, and this team will have the significant responsibility of connecting the American people to the White House,” Biden stated.
The First Woman VP Comments
Vice President-elect Harris, the first woman in American history to hold the position, made a statement. She praised the women for their dedication to creating a White House that represents the best of our nation.
America is at a turning point – a potentially good one. There is hope for more historical barriers to be broken, especially during this next presidential term.
“Our country is dealing with huge challenges – the coronavirus pandemic, economic crisis, climate crisis, and a long-overdue reckoning on racial injustice,” stated Harris.
Proper Leadership is in Place Now
Eyes are on Biden to make drastic changes. Harris, too understands that a new leadership model was necessary to make any meaningful change.
“To tackle these challenges, we must communicate clearly, honestly, and openly with the American people, and this experienced, talented, and groundbreaking team will assist us in doing just that,” added Harris.
Look like more women are working for the White House.
