Vice President Kamala Harris participated in a panel at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) conference, where she addressed various contentious issues including her administration's approach to immigration, reparations, and the Israel-Hamas conflict. Notably, she condemned former President Trump's false narratives about Haitian immigrants, calling his remarks harmful and divisive, and highlighting the real-world consequences of such misinformation, which has incited fear within communities. Harris emphasized the importance of responsible political rhetoric, especially in light of recent threats to schools linked to these claims. During the discussion, she also faced skepticism regarding her plans for engaging Black male voters and her commitment to reparations, offering vague assurances without specific actions. The atmosphere at the event was charged, reflecting both support and criticism for her responses. This interview comes as she campaigns alongside Trump, who has recently returned to the field after a significant incident.