At the Democratic National Convention, Hillary Clinton endorsed Kamala Harris as a potential first female president, linking her candidacy to the broader women's rights movement. Clinton, who previously aimed for the presidency in 2016, reflected on her loss to Donald Trump and emphasized the progress women have made in politics. She expressed hope that Harris would break the 'highest, hardest glass ceiling,' a phrase she used to signify the ongoing challenges women face. Clinton's speech highlighted both the achievements of women in politics and the obstacles that remain, with several female leaders voicing the need to shift public perceptions toward women in leadership roles. The audience responded enthusiastically, chanting against Trump, marking a significant shift from the 2016 campaign. Clinton's endorsement is seen as a historic moment for Harris and the Democratic Party as they strive to elect a woman to the presidency for the first time.