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Harris stumps in Manchester, touts growing reproductive rights movement
MANCHESTER - Former Vice President Kamala Harris recently went before an enthusiastic crowd in the Queen City to advance the Democratic Party’s movement to protect reproductive rights. Harris said her mother made her living as a breast cancer researcher. So, while growing up in California, it was not uncommon to hear words like “uterus” at the dinner table. “Women’s reproductive health has always been in my blood,” she said, during the Oct. 24 event. Harris said that during her high school years, her best friend came to her, saying she was being abused by her stepfather. She ended up living with Harris and her family and inspired Harris to become a prosecuting attorney, specializing in crimes against children. Harris also shared her disgust for the television advertisement from Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, who is running for governor in Ohio, calling it “callous ...
