In a historic moment for the Democratic Party, over 50,000 Black men and 44,000 Black women participated in massive Zoom calls to support Vice President Kamala Harris following President Joe Biden's endorsement of her presidential candidacy. The men's call raised $1.3 million, while the women's effort generated over $1.5 million, reflecting a strong commitment to mobilizing Black voters ahead of the November election. Prominent figures, including Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Sen. Raphael Warnock, expressed their enthusiasm for Harris's potential to unite and energize the electorate. However, they acknowledged the challenges Harris may face, including backlash related to her race and gender. Activists and leaders emphasized the need for organized efforts to counter criticisms and ensure robust voter turnout. This surge of support and fundraising represents a significant shift in the political landscape as Harris seeks to become the first woman and first woman of color elected president.