'I needed to be here': Black women turn out for historic Harris inauguration

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Despite Washington, D.C., being under a tight lockdown, black women from across the country traveled to the nation's capital to cheer on President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on Inauguration Day.

Harris made history on Wednesday by becoming the first woman, first black person, and first Asian American to hold the office of vice president.

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