Kamla Harris, Asha Hilary will break the barrier

In the speech given on the stage of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Hillary Clinton said that now is the time for Kamala Harris to break the barriers by becoming the first female president of the United States.

Hillary Clinton fought in the polling field as the first female presidential candidate of the United States, breaking through the barriers. But even if she does not become the first US woman president, she hopes that this time Kamala Harris will break the high, hard barrier wall (glass ceiling).

In a speech given on the stage of the Democratic National Convention in the state of Chicago on Monday night, Hillary said that now is the time for Kamala Harris to break the barriers by becoming the first woman president of the country.

Hillary Clinton, Democratic candidate in the 2016 US election and former Secretary of State, spoke as a guest on the opening night of this four-day conference.

She said that she herself broke a barrier as the first female presidential candidate to win the nomination for the Democratic Party in the 2016 presidential election.

Echoing her speech at the convention eight years ago, Hillary said, "When one barrier breaks down for us women, it clears the way for all of us."

However, although Hillary's breaking of that wall in 2016 was a historic matter, Hillary's rival Republican candidate Donald Trump won the presidential election. Trump is the Republican candidate in this election after eight years. And this time again his rival is a woman, Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris.

So in a speech to the audience gathered in Chicago, Hillary said, now is the time for the torch to change hands.

We've cracked the tallest, hardest glass wall together ever. And now it's as if Kamala Harris is standing on that glass wall with her hands raised, and taking the oath as the 47th President of the United States.

Earlier, Democratic National Convention Committee Chairperson Minion Moore told reporters, “Hillary Clinton has broken down many barriers. It was not very easy. We are trying to change the mindset of people."