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Which American climate activist will be the first to claim that Kamala Harris doesn't have to worry about what will happen after Election Day because she can only go home to India, Jamaica, Canada, California or wherever she comes from?
Kamala Harris' background is questioned. Black or Indian? The debate about Kamala Harris' ancestry has been going on on social media almost since the day she launched her election campaign. On X and Tiktok, users have questioned whether Harris really should be counted as black.
This is not the first time that a politician's background has been questioned. When Barack Obama ran for president in 2008, it was questioned whether he was really born in the United States. Watch the feature on SVT News.
Political scientist: "I'm very worried" There is a great risk of unrest and protests after Election Day – not least in the key state of Pennsylvania.
It is very even in the opinion polls. The tone is high, and the political polarization is great. Data going back to the very first Congress shows that it has never been as polarized as it is now," says political scientist Dan Mallinson.
He believes that there is a great risk of political violence after election day. "I'm very worried. The risk is very high. Watch the feature on SVT News.
One in four people on earth may be forced to move due to climate change. Will 20-30 percent of the world's population have to move? This is the conclusion drawn by the research network Future Earth in a new study. Watch the feature on TV4 News.