Howard University students reflect on resilience after Harris' election loss
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Howard University students expressed disappointment after Vice President Kamala Harris lost to President-elect Donald Trump. During her concession speech at the university, she encouraged them to continue fighting for democracy and not to lose hope. Many students, including first-time voters, felt inspired by Harris's campaign and her graceful acceptance of defeat. They reflected on the significance of her historic run as a Black and South Asian woman, despite the election outcome. Concerns were raised about potential changes under a Trump administration, particularly regarding education and reproductive rights. Students emphasized the importance of their votes and the challenges they may face in funding their education.