Three Become First Korean-American Women Elected To Congress

The video discusses the historic election of Kamala Harris as the first Black and Indian American woman Vice President. It highlights the election of three Korean American women to Congress, marking a gender first in U.S. history. Young Kim and Michelle Steele, both Republicans, won seats in Southern California, while Democrat Marilyn Strickland from Washington discusses her biracial identity and political work. The video also provides historical context on Korean American representation in Congress and looks forward to the future contributions of these newly elected officials.

Who made history as the first Black and Indian American woman to be elected Vice President of the United States?

• Nikki Haley

• Condoleezza Rice

• Michelle Obama

• Kamala Harris

Which two Korean American women were elected to Congress from Southern California?

• Marilyn Strickland and Michelle Obama

• Michelle Steele and Kamala Harris

• Marilyn Strickland and Young Kim

• Young Kim and Michelle Steele

What position did Michelle Steele hold before being elected to Congress?

• California Assembly Member

• Senator of California

• Chairwoman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors

• Mayor of Los Angeles

Which district does Marilyn Strickland represent in Washington?

• 7th District

• 3rd District

• 10th District

• 5th District

Who was the first Korean American congressman representing suburban Los Angeles in the 1990s?

• Marilyn Strickland

• JC Kim

• Michelle Steele

• Young Kim