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The Democratic Party faces a historic milestone with Kamala Harris as its official nominee, underscoring a shift toward inclusivity and progressive ideals. This moment reflects centuries of change for a party that originated in the late 18th century as the Democratic-Republican Party, opposing Federalist centralisation.
Over time, the Democratic Party has evolved through defining issues, including slavery, civil rights, labor reform, and social justice. From leaders like Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, the party’s path has been one of transformation. Pivotal changes in the 20th century—such as the New Deal and the Civil Rights era—reshaped the Democrats, aligning the party with labor rights, racial equality, and government intervention.
Today, with Harris’s candidacy, the party’s journey reflects its ongoing effort to represent a modern and diverse America.
