Anna Wintour Speaks On the Kamala Harris 'Vogue' Cover Controversy: Wintour explains that the magazine sought to reflect approachability and optimism in a statement.
Sen. Kevin Corbin
Violence and looting by anyone, for any political cause, is wrong and illegal. The riot yesterday as well as the riots that have taken place over the past few months have been well documented by television stations as well as dozens of cell phone recordings. These people should be easily identified and held accountable for damages and charges like breaking and entering.
The time has long passed for the microphone to be passed to those who want civility and honest conversations. In the past few months, including yesterday in Washington, there have been sincere people who truly want their cause heard. In addition to the sincere protesters, there have been instigators or “agitators” that have escalated the events to property damage and injury to persons.
Joe Biden 's inauguration is bringing out the stars, including Jon Bon Jovi . A primetime TV special called Celebrating America will air live across a.
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Anna Wintour says Vogue has heard and understood the backlash to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris February cover photo
Anna Wintour says Vogue has heard and understood the backlash to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris February cover photo
Debanjali BoseJan 13, 2021, 21:48 IST
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is responding to critics who say that the Vogue cover didn t do Vice President-elect Kamala Harris justice. Lucas Jackson/Reuters/Courtesy of Vogue
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is responding to criticism of the photo of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris used in the magazine s print cover.
On Tuesday, Wintour told The New York Times tech journalist Kara Swisher that we have heard and understood the reaction to the print cover.
Over the last 18 months, Adams native Jessica Lucia has helped shape the political campaigns of President-elect Joe Biden and newly-elected Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff.
Lucia was busy behind the scenes, designing the graphics, gradients and branded content used to deliver important campaign messages to supporters and potential voters. In fact, she was part of the design team that created the blue and yellow design â dubbed the âvictory gradientâ â used on graphics flanking the stage the night Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris made their acceptance speeches in Wilmington, Del. The gradient was also used on graphics featuring images of Biden and Harris announcing them as President-elect and Vice President-elect, and on graphics featuring the slogan, âA Presidency for All Americans.â