with House Republicans considering invoking “martial law,” under which a Senate-approved bill would be able to be voted on with less than a day’s notice. Then came the early morning vote. The intricacies of these tactics are somewhat complicated, so here’s a blunt translation: They tried to rush this thing through, before anyone could do a damn thing about it. Then, just as the moderator attempted to turn to Biden, Harris said, “As the only black person on this stage, I would like to speak on the issue of race.” She recounted some personal experiences of racism, and then turned her attention to Biden.Twitter contentView on Twitter “There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day. And that little girl was me,” Harris said. “On this subject, it cannot be an intellectual debate among Democrats. We have to take it seriously. We have to act swiftly.” Do you think brands feel pressure to include white women in order to build a successful brand? Yes, I do think so. Caucasian consumers are still very much the most lucrative for a lot of brands. Whilst this has definitely begun to shift in recent times due to the growing wealth from Asian consumers as well as African-Americans, white consumers are still the most dominant for many fashion brands. Even for us, we initially thought our product would be predominately for Hijabis, Hispanic/Latinos and Black women (due to the bold use of colors), but we were very surprised as to how many images we received from Caucasian women rocking our scarves. It was absolutely lovely, and including them in our promotional imagery felt natural as we also wanted to show how our scarves can really be worn on anyone.TV: