Kamala Harris claims celebs make millions on Zoom meetings.

These massive online fundraising events, dubbed “White dudes for Kamala Harris” or “Karens for Kamala,” are attracting celebrities as participants.

“My name is Luke Skywalker, and I’m here to save,” says the US president. On Monday, July 29, at a massive Zoom meeting, none other than Mark Hamill said these words, which made it possible for Kamala Harris’ campaign to receive a $50,000 gift. It’s also not a jest.

Everything began ten days ago. Shortly after announcing her bid for the US presidency, Kamala Harris unsettled Democratic President Joe Biden, deeming him to be too weak both physically and politically. Thousands of people soon rallied behind her, setting up Zoom sessions in large numbers. To gather money is the aim.

There are other categories for these group calls, including Hispanics, LGBTQI+, Black women, and Black males. In other words, traditionally more Democratically leaning populations. However, white men—a demographic that is commonly overlooked in these advertising endeavors—are the source of the talk.

$4 million in under three hours

The latter received an invitation to the Monday night “White dudes for Kamala Harris” call. A means by which they may also take part in the vice president’s campaign, whose election on November 5th has given the Democrats a boost. As implied by the title of their conversation—”White dudes for Kamala Harris”—everything was said in a lighthearted manner.

“What shades of white we have here!” jokingly exclaimed actor Bradley Whitford (Get Out, The West Wing). It like a beige rainbow!” The New York Times published an article about his comments. Several celebrities have voiced their opinions, such as actor Mark Ruffalo and musician Josh Groban. Not to mention, according to The Guardian, Mark Hamill, who famously declared, “I am Luke Skywalker,” in order to obtain a $50,000 gift.

Political candidates Roy Cooper and Pete Buttigieg appeared as potential running mates for Kamala Harris. A news interview with organizers in the United States revealed that in just three hours, around 200,000 individuals attended and $4 million was raised.

“Karens for Kamala”

The Democratic leader behind Zoom, Ross Morales Rocketto, gave the following explanation of the strategy to The New York Times and Associated Press: “We’re trying to engage a group of people that the left has largely ignored in recent years.” We haven’t taken any action to win over the silent majority of white men who do not support MAGA Republicans.

The Democratic Party has been ensuring minority voters’ votes and promoting diversity for years. The party does not expressly target the overrepresented group of “white men” in the nation, especially in terms of economic and political power. I’m not right, believes Ross Morales Rocketto.

What about white women? Last Thursday, they had a meeting of their own. Actress Connie Britton of The White Lotus titled it “Karens for Kamala” instead of the original title “White Women: Answer the Call 2024.” A playful allusion to “Karen,” a name that is disparaging and racially offensive when applied to a middle-aged white woman.

The Trump family is not content.

According to the Associated Press, the gathering was also a great success because it included soccer player Megan Rapinoe and artist Pink in addition to Connie Britton. 160,000 individuals in all showed up, even causing the Zoom platform to fail. The organizers claim that almost $8 million was raised.

Republicans consider this “kamalamania” to be offensive, and these gatherings are considered “racist,” according to the BBC. But according to Republican consultant Whit Ayres, who was questioned by the British media, it’s best to overlook these organizations’ shortcomings: When you judge someone by their identity, it comes back to bite you. Since everyone who identifies with that identity would perceive your statement as an attack on them as well.”

The Trump family, who is not renowned for their tactful or balanced remarks, replied just prior to Kamala Harris’s “white dudes” call. Donald Trump Jr., the son of the former president, posted on X, saying, “They should be called: cucks for Kamala.” a descriptor favored by the far right to characterize docile or weak men.

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