Vice President Kamala Harris welcomed Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and other Houston-born celebrities on stage to rally her supporters in the Texas city. The event was marked by messages on unity, choice, and voting rights. They are all themes relevant to Harris’s campaign, which has been leaning on cultural icons to ignite and inspire voters in key states.
The Beyoncé Effect at Kamala Harris’ Houston Rally
Beyoncé, introduced by her mother Tina Knowles, captivated the Houston crowd as she officially endorsed Harris and gave a passionate call to action.
“Our voices sing a chorus of unity,” she said.
She urged the audience to move beyond “old notes of discord” and vote to reshape America’s future. Beyoncé’s message was clear that this election is about shifting the narrative towards dignity, opportunity, and freedom.
She ended with a rallying question, getting voters pumped u for election day.
“Are y’all ready to add your voice to the new American song?” she exclaimed.
Kelly Rowland’s Message on Picking Up America’s Pen
Beyoncé’s former Destiny’s Child bandmate, Kelly Rowland, also took to the stage with a speech that amplified Beyoncé’s sentiments. While Beyoncé emphasized unity, Rowland highlighted the significance of choice and freedom in America today.
She expressed her pride in standing beside her Houston family to support Harris, who is vying to become the country’s first female president. Rowland’s message resonated deeply with the crowd, emphasizing the stakes and the power of voting.
Other Houston Natives On Harris’ Campaign
Other prominent Black women entertainers have shown their support at events as the Harris campaign hit key cities.
Recently, Lizzo made headlines with her appearance at Harris’s rally in Detroit, where she delivered a heartfelt speech advocating for body positivity, reproductive rights, and a commitment to social justice.
In Atlanta, Megan Thee Stallion voiced her support for Harris. She called for voters to recognize the importance of civic engagement and amplify Black voices through the ballot.