Actor Ben Stiller Says He “Wishes He Was Black” While Urging People to Vote for Kamala Harris During “Comics For Kamala” Fundraising Call, Donates $150,000 to Her Campaign
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In a recent virtual fundraising event titled “Comics for Kamala,” actor Ben Stiller sparked controversy with his remarks about race and identity while urging attendees to support Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign.
The Hollywood elites are again in full force. Along with Stiller, Jason Bateman, Cecily Strong, and D.L. Hughley were among those who signed up to participate, according to Deadline.
Stiller, known for his roles in “Zoolander” and “Dodgeball,” praised Harris for her diverse background, calling her “Indian, black, and everything.” He claimed that Harris’s election would be a ‘historic milestone’ and a step forward for the country.
During the call, Stiller attempted to position himself as a relatable figure,
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