"Like many in my community, I recognize Harris. But I don’t see her selection as a hard-won victory on behalf of immigrants or as the apotheosis of the American Dream — but rather as an identity crisis for a large swath of Indian America." https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/indian-americans-want-to-claim-kamala-harris-as-ours-its-a-trap/2020/08/14/74865cb0-dd88-11ea-8051-d5f887d73381_story.html

I'm going to vote for Biden-Harris because we have to save the country, but there is a great deal of room left to consider what must be done if Biden-Harris win. Not least of which is that they must be pushed to be as progressive as possible, because left to their own devices,

they might hew to the centrist positions of the Democratic Party. Those centrist positions bear a considerable degree of responsibility for the policing and economic crises we face, not to mention the perpetuation of a military-industrial complex that impacts the entire world.

As Sanjena Sathian points out, it's possible to understand the importance of having a woman of color of both Black & Indian ancestry, & to recognize that there are other politicians of such ancestries whose politics are more progressive & more beneficial to communities of color.