Vice President Kamala Harris’ newly hired senior campaign adviser has a long history of online posts mocking women and gay people.
Kamau Marshall is He was hired by the Harris campaign earlier this week.apologized for his offensive posts in 2020 and reportedly recently underwent a digital purge.
“I like powerful women, but I want them to know their place in the world. [sic] “#pants…nice,” Marshall tweeted on Dec. 24, 2011.
In another 2011 post on the site now known as X, he wrote: “As long as my girl looks good and turns me on, she can get anything she wants from me.”
“Are all women crazy? LOL No offense intended. [I’m just saying]” Marshall tweeted in 2012.
Later that year, he claimed that “a good man puts his woman last because she comes first.”
And in August 2013, Marshall tweeted that he “finds it unattractive when a woman cannot behave gracefully and control her emotions.”
The post followed a 2012 Twitter declaration: “I only look for and talk to classy women.”
Fox News First reported It cited questionable tweets posted by Marshall in 2020 and noted that he has since deleted many of the offensive posts.
According to social media analytics website Social Blade, Marshall Over 2,200 tweets deleted Starting Tuesday.
Fox News noted that Marshall frequently used anti-gay language in his social media posts.
“Wood wakes everyone up… not gay but brings back too many memories. #bullyingisbad, smdh lol,” he wrote in 2010.
Harris campaign advisers also said that men who spend a lot of time with women I want to be a woman.
“If you see a man around women all day there’s a good chance he wants to be alone or is very feminine. #justsaying,” Marshall tweeted.
His new boss also appeared to earn his ire after the 2019 Democratic primary debate, with Marshall tweeting, “Dear Black People: Don’t be Black when it’s convenient. Be Black 24/7. That’s all. Sincerely, A Black Man.”
The post is The reporter emphasized It was published in The Atlantic at the time and then removed by Marshall.
The career communications strategist served as Joe Biden’s strategic communications director in 2020 and as a senior advisor to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona.
In an apology issued in 2020, Marshall said, according to Fox News, “As someone who recognizes and respects the value of women, it has never been my intention, nor will I ever intend to disrespect women. Period.”
“However, I sincerely apologize to anyone who misunderstood this, who does not know me personally, or to anyone who has been offended.”
The Washington Post has reached out to Harris’ campaign for comment.
