The first Indian-origin Senator and White House hopeful Kamala Harris joined a gay pride parade in San Francisco and interacted with the participants, saying "we will leave no one to fight alone".
A rising Democratic party star and vocal critic of President Donald Trump, 54-year-old Harris danced along with the crowds gathered to celebrate five decades of LGBTQ pride in San Francisco which she termed as "home".
"Such an honor to be back home in San Francisco to celebrate #Pride. Remember, we will leave no one to fight alone," the California Senator said on Twitter.
She also shared a video in which she is seen dancing on a stage in front of thousands of people.
In another Twitter post, Harris said that "you can't celebrate #SFPride without dancing".
In the US, thousands of people gathered in many cities including New York, San Francisco, Illinois and Chicago on Sunday to celebrate five decades of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) parade, marking the 50th ...
