Horoscope of Kamala Harris according to 3 Astrologers Vedic Astrologer Anuradha Sharda, Robert Phoenix and Steve Judd
Kamala Harris Nakshatra Analysis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t985kkag1nc&t=0s
Robert Phoenix
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJpBz090E-M&t=2182s
Steve Judd
The horoscope of Kamala Harris
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Kamala Harris makes a speech on International Women's Day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF0yOKMLep4
Transcript
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president david sassaly members of the
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european parliament
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it is an honor to address this esteemed
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institution on this important day
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international women's day let me begin
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by saying that president joe biden and i
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look forward to working with members of
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this parliament
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and fortifying the transatlantic
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alliance
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today we face crises on almost every
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front
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a pandemic that has taken the lives of
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more than two and a half
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million people worldwide a changing
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climate
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threatens the future of our earth a rise
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in populism
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is working to undercut democracies
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everywhere
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neither the united states nor europe is
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immune
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from these threats today it is essential
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that we work together to advance those
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principles that strengthen
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democracies accountability and
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transparency
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the rule of law and human rights
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and let us not overlook the
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opportunities right in front of us
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to do that we know that the strength of
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our democracies
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and the strength of every nation on
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earth depends on the strength
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of all people as half of the world's
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population
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women drive major economic growth and
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major contributions
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to society they are scientists
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who cure disease and the military
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members who defend our nations
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they are entrepreneurs who create jobs
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and the educators who shape
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the next generation and of course
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women are government leaders from this
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parliament's
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first elected president simone bay
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to all the women leaders who sit among
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you today
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today the global crises we now face
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have made abundantly clear both the
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contributions of women
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and the challenges facing women
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simply put our world does not yet work
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for women as it should covet 19
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has threatened the health the economic
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security
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and the physical security of women
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everywhere
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the pandemic has overloaded health care
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systems
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making it even harder for women to
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access the care they need
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at the same time women comprise 70
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percent
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of the global health workforce putting
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them on the front lines and at risk of
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contracting the virus
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other women have been forced out of the
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workforce entirely
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women working in often overlooked
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sectors
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have been hit the hardest especially
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those working in low-wage
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jobs and those working in the informal
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economy
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last year it was reported that globally
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nearly three
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and four domestic workers lost their
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jobs
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and those who remain employed well
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they're paid
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far too little meanwhile quarantine
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measures
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have meant that women have shouldered an
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increased
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burden at home as they care for children
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day and night
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time in isolation has also increased
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the risk of gender-based violence while
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interfering with services
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for survivors of domestic violence i
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understand that last may this parliament
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opened the helmet coal
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building so that some of these survivors
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might have a safe place
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to sleep i have spent much of my career
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protecting survivors of domestic
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violence and child abuse
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and i applaud your generosity
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as we endure the pandemic the economic
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instability
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the racial injustice the threats to
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democracy
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and the effects of climate change the
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question
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before us is simple how do we build
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a world that works for women
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i believe we must ensure women's safety
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at home
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and in every community we must ensure
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that women can access
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high quality health care and that those
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health needs
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particular to women are addressed
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we must treat women with dignity at work
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and put in place the structures needed
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so that women can both care for their
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families
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and excel in the workforce
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finally we must give women equal voice
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in decision making
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for this is essential to free and fair
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democracies
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and this is not just an act of goodwill
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this is a show of strength
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if we build a world that works for women
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our nations will all be safer stronger
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and more prosperous this international
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women's day
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let us be determined in this effort
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let us be united in this
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effort i thank you president biden
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and i look forward to working with you
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