From a young age, Harris was exposed to the Civil Rights movement and learned the importance of fighting for equality. This idea is central to the book, as it highlights how Harris's early experiences shaped her values and her determination to make a difference in the world. The book emphasizes that even as a child, Harris recognized injustice and raised her voice for 'Fweedom!'

By becoming the first female, Black, and Asian American Vice President, Harris broke down barriers and made history. The book celebrates her achievement as a victory not just for herself, but for all the little girls and children of color who now see themselves reflected in a position of power.

Throughout the book, Harris's story is intertwined with the message that the American Dream should be attainable for all, regardless of background or ethnicity. From her parents' involvement in the Civil Rights movement to Harris's own dedication to justice and equality, the book emphasizes the ongoing struggle to make this ideal a reality for everyone in America.