As Vice President Kamala Harris becomes a focal point of the Democratic campaign, Republicans, including former President Trump, are attempting to frame her as 'crazy' due to her laughter, a characterization that echoes historical stereotypes related to Black women. Critics argue that this ridicule is not new, as Black women have long faced scrutiny for their emotional expressions. In contrast, many supporters celebrate Harris’s public persona, viewing her laughter and energy as embodiments of 'Black joy' and a sign of resilience. Additionally, Harris's diplomatic efforts, such as her significant visit to Ghana, emphasize a partnership with Africa grounded in respect, human rights, and economic development, highlighting her potential foreign policy as a presidential candidate. Her administration's commitment of $139 million to West Africa for conflict prevention indicates a strategic investment in regional stability. Overall, Harris's supporters believe her experience and progressive vision can effectively address pressing issues like income inequality and climate change.