The first female and first black vice president in American History is telling us that she will not be the last woman.

US election is by far one of the best things that happened this year. We have newly elected President Joe Bidden and the first female and first black vice president in American History Kamala Harris. It made my heart jump for joy seeing a woman won feels like I also won.

As we celebrate the newly elected first female and first black US Vice President Kamala Harris let us also congratulate her husband Doug Emhoff will the country’s first “second husband.” They are married in 2014 and also be the first mixed-race couple to occupy their positions. She is one step to become the president since Joe Biden is 77 years of age he is expected to rule only one term. Here is her speech that caught my eye and love to share it with you. She tells everyone that she will not be the last woman.

“While I may be the first woman in this office, I won’t be the last,” she said to cheers and honks from the crowd gathered in socially distanced cars.

“Because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities.”