The 'Abbott Elementary' actress will appear at Harris' campaign event Wednesday, where the women are expected to discuss abortion rights.
The 'Abbott Elementary' actress will appear at Harris' campaign event Wednesday, where the women are expected to discuss abortion rights.
Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph takes part in the reading of the Declaration of Independence during Celebration of Freedom Ceremony outside Independence Hall on July 4 last year.actress’ role in the event is yet to be announced. But this is not Ralph’s first time as a political activist or speaking out on reproductive rights.
“No matter what you believe, I believe this is my body. It is my choice. No one else should have the right to tell me what to do with my own body,” Ralph said at the time.As Harris and President Joe Biden campaign forone of three states with a six-week abortion ban,were to win in November, “it would be fair game for women to be monitored and punished by the government,” and insisted her administration has “a different view.
“We believe the government should never come between a woman and her doctor,” Harris told the Jacksonville crowd. This is not the first time the pair have partnered for an event. Last year, Harris and Ralph coincided in Ghana during the Vice President’s
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