Community organizers quickly raise a lot of money online for Harris.

Welcome to the electrifying world of grassroots political activism! From “White Dudes for Harris” to “White Women: Answer the Call,” the support for Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign has taken on a viral life of its own. With virtual gatherings raising millions of dollars within a week of Harris’ official candidacy announcement, the momentum is undeniable.

It all started with the powerful appeal of “Join the call,” reverberating across social media platforms and email listservs as Vice President Harris set her sights on the 2024 presidential race. Groups like Win With Black Women and Win With Black Men wasted no time mobilizing after President Biden’s endorsement of Harris, organizing calls that brought in significant fundraising numbers and engaged thousands of supporters.

But the movement didn’t stop there. From Latinas for Harris to Disabled Voters for Harris, a diverse spectrum of demographic groups is coming together in support of Harris’ historic candidacy. These calls are more than just fundraising events – they are opportunities for individuals to be part of a larger collective striving for progress and change.

As the campaign gains momentum and support continues to grow, it’s clear that the energy and enthusiasm for Vice President Harris are palpable. The Bison PAC, Howard University alums, South Asian women, Black women and men, Latinas, Native Women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and many others are all finding ways to be actively involved in shaping the future of American politics.

With in-person events in battleground states, a surge in volunteer sign-ups, and a record-breaking $200 million raised in less than a week, Vice President Harris’ campaign is a force to be reckoned with. The distributed organizing model that has propelled these efforts outside traditional campaign structures is paving the way for a new era of political engagement.

So, whether you’re a white dude, a Black woman, a South Asian woman, a Latina, a Native woman, a member of the LGBTQ+ community, a disabled voter, or any other individual passionate about creating a more inclusive and equitable America, now is the time to answer the call and join the movement. Together, we can build a future where everyone’s voice is heard and represented in the highest echelons of power.