Vice President Kamala Harris is positioning herself to potentially energize sustainability-minded voters as she navigates her role in the upcoming Democratic ticket. Her history as California Attorney General, where she defended the Clean Power Plan and opposed fossil fuel extraction, highlights her commitment to environmental justice and equity for overburdened communities. Meanwhile, the assassination of F.M.B. 'Marsh' Cook in 1890 for opposing white supremacy in Mississippi underscores a historical legacy of disenfranchisement that persisted long after his death. In current political discussions, figures like Obama and Manchin are advocating for an open primary, with concerns about maintaining order at the upcoming convention. The importance of this convention is emphasized, with fears that it could devolve into chaos, jeopardizing the Democratic nomination for Harris. Additionally, a new morning talk show aims to celebrate the achievements of Lebanese people globally, expanding the diversity of voices in media.