The memeification of Kamala Harris has been going on for years. In 2019, during the Democratic primary for the last presidential election, a short clip of her wistfully waving into the distance ...

Vice President Kamala Harris' digital campaign team has fully embraced the power of social media throughout her presidential campaign. Since Harris first announced her candidacy, her team has ...

The Kamala Harris political compass meme makes use of the classic grid format but replaces political positions with pieces of Harris quotes.

Kamala Harris is a pop culture icon. Check out some of the best memes featuring the newly-minted presidential candidate.

Following President Joe Biden's impromptu endorsement of Harris to replace him on the Democratic ticket, her online enthusiasts have been eager to show where they stand. Enter the coconut tree meme.

Note to the Kamala Harris campaign: The memes about the vice president didn’t just fall out of a coconut tree. The candidate’s team holds something precious in their hands. They should treat ...

Why are we even talking about coconut trees? The “coconut tree” meme originates from a May 2023 speech Harris gave at a White House event for advancing opportunities for Hispanic Americans.

What Coconut Memes Say About Kamala Harris’s Appeal to Young Voters Harris’s new presidential effort exists in the context of all youth-driven campaigns that came before her.

You think these memes just fell out of a coconut tree? TikTok has been hard at work on Kamala Harris edits.

Since the vice president’s elevation to likely Democratic presidential nominee, the internet has gone Kamala coconuts. So have the very-online people who are asked to explain it.

If you’re wondering why so many people online are talking about coconut trees in relation to Vice President Kamala Harris, allow us to provide some context.

The Harris memes make some observers uneasy. You could argue that they distract from a more substantive discussion of her political record (which should, of course, be open to criticism and ...