Kamala Harris’ time at Westmount High School in Montreal played a significant role in shaping her values and leadership. Growing up in a multicultural environment, she experienced firsthand the importance of fairness and social justice. Her activism began early, as she and her sister led a protest for the right to play soccer on their apartment building’s lawn. This experience instilled in Harris a strong sense of empathy and a desire to fight for what she believed in. Her time in Canada also exposed her to diverse perspectives and encouraged her to stand up for those facing adversity. Her education at Westmount High, which drew from both affluent and immigrant communities, exposed her to different cultures and social dynamics, further enriching her understanding of the world. Harris’ experiences in Montreal remain a testament to her early development as a compassionate and determined leader.