Kamala Harris forced intelligence officers to hunt out 'anti-woke language' in briefings

One anonymous ex-Harris staffer told the paper how the Democratic presidential hopeful "was always interested in race and gender" - to the extent that aides would add the topics to her briefings ahead of time.

"We all knew it was really important to her, so we would proactively add that to her briefings," the aide said. "She didn't have to ask for it."

Harris ordered a review into several years' worth of intelligence briefings looking for possible gender bias

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In 2022, Harris called for the distribution of emergency resources 'based on equity'

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While mid-Covid, Harris routinely asked staffers to break down vaccination metrics by demographic.

But her gender bias drive is still being felt today.

Prospective intelligence agents in the US are now taught how to "better assess the context in which women leaders operate" and "the possible impact of gender on their career paths, decision-making and policy choices", the NYT report says.

Despite her "anti-woke" push, the VP is steering clear of her DEI credentials - though still offered nine different pronoun options for staffers in August - as she campaigns for the presidency.

Harris has a nerve-wracking 1.4 per cent lead over decidedly anti-woke Republican challenger Donald Trump

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But Harris hasn't quite managed to appeal to America's undecided voters - with national polls showing her flat-lining since late September.

With just eight days remaining until November 5 election day, Harris has a nerve-wracking 1.4 per cent lead over decidedly anti-woke Republican challenger Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, she has fallen behind Trump completely in "simulated elections" by pollsters at FiveThirtyEight.

According to their latest figures, the 45th President wins 54 times out of 100 - and Harris wins 46.