Bruno Wahrmann Lockhart
Digital Media Expert. Journalist. Former TV host. University of San Diego Alumni. 6′ 4″ but my mom still calls me 'tiny'+ info
Historically, Hollywood has been living in their own dreamland world, away from all the problems and issues Americans have. 2020 has broken the record of celebrities involved in the political campaigns, some of them like "A Star Is Born" actor Bradley Cooper taking serious business into the matter. Read more below!
Celebrities are taking every opportunity, media outlet and public event to use their influence and admiration for a political purpose. The United States has never seen something like this since actor Ronald Reagan became President.
Rapper Kanye West saying he wanted to be President, actor Mark Ruffalo pleading to vote after he won an Emmy Award and now Bradley Cooper helping his native Pennsylvania citizens with the "do's and dont's" when participating.
We find ourselves in a country strongly divided, maybe like never before. Regardless which side are you with, or whether you are concentrated right now in playing that last Candy Crush level you just reached, Hollywood's urges unity.
And that's what we need. Unity in politics, in the fight against racism and extremists and unity in health. To the politicians in Washington that are fighting: go and eat with a member of the other party. Talk to them. Make friends with them. Because at the end, we are all equal.
Because when we are all together, we can be an incredible country, that produces the most important movies, technology and lobster rolls in the entire world.