Kamala Harris Ad Featuring ‘Think’ Debuts With Aretha Franklin’s Estate’s Blessing ...Middle East

It looks like The Queen of Soul is a Kamala Harris supporter. In a new campaign ad, the Democratic presidential candidate talks about the “full-on attack on hard-fought freedoms,” as Aretha Franklin’s 1968 classic “Think” plays in the background. As Harris reminds voters of freedoms achieved over the decades over historic footage, including the right to vote for Black Americans and women, as well as a woman’s right to “make decisions about her own body,” the song’s “Freedom” refrain plays. Billboard has learned that Franklin’s estate reached out to the Harris campaign, making her music available, and specifically sugg

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