Summary

In Chapter Two: A Voice for Justice, Kamala, and her mother went to her headquarters in Bayview Hunters Point. This used to be a shipyard but was abandoned after the war. At the time the book was written, it was controlled by violence and is ignored by the rest of the city. Despite the location, volunteers from all walks of life came to support her. Once, she set up an ironing board with flyers at a supermarket and wanted people to remember her. She loves striking up conversations with random people, as it reminded her of jury selection which she enjoyed as a prosecutor. Voters want to know personal things, which she had to get used to. Kamala entered the runoff and five weeks later she won.

For 15 years, Kamala fought for criminal reform and became the district attorney in...