Reese Witherspoon empowers young 'black & brown women'; cites Kamala Harris' example

Reacting to Kamala Harris’ Vice-presidential mination, Hollywood actor and producer Reese Wirspoon recalled time when her teacher asked her about what she wanted to become when she would grow old. Taking to her Instagram handle to share a picture of her young self, Reese Wirspoon, in her caption, mentioned how her teacher showed support when she expressed her wish to become first Women President of USA. Take a look at picture shared:

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Speaking about young ‘black and brown girls of US’, Reese Wirspoon mentioned that y too ‘can work hard, dedicate ir life to serve and show up every day to help ors’. ding to same, Reese Wirspoon revealed that y too ‘can rise to become a Vice Presidential minee in United States of America’. Reese called Kamala Harris’ VP mination ‘historic’. Take a look at how fans and celebrities reacted to Reese's post:

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Reese's upcoming Netflix ventures

Netflix recently confirmed that Reese will be starring in t one, but two upcoming rom-coms and she will also be producing m with her Hello Sunshine label. Her first film, Your Place Or Mine focuses on two long-distance best friends, who change each or’s lives. While Reese Wirspoon's character in movie decides to pursue a lifelong dream, her friend volunteers to keep an eye on her teen son. 

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Meanwhile, story of  Cactus, her second film, revolves around life of a woman, who gets pregnant at 45. Her unprecedented pregnancy causes her to rethink structured life she has created for herself and les her on an unconventional journey towards love, family and learning to embrace unexpected. book was published in May 2019, by Park Row.

(Im credits: Reese Wirspoon pictures)