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 became the first black and Indian American woman to be elected as vice president?

What significant milestone was achieved by three Korean American women in Congress?

What did Marilyn Strickland emphasize about her biracial identity?

What issues did Strickland mention that still need to be resolved?

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