Jane Fonda, the 86-year-old actress and activist, has been actively campaigning for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in Michigan ahead of the upcoming presidential election. Fonda, who has a long history of political activism, including her controversial 1972 visit to North Vietnam, emphasized the importance of this election, particularly highlighting the urgency of addressing climate change. Despite her controversial past, including being dubbed 'Hanoi Jane,' Fonda remains committed to her causes, drawing on the influence of her late husband, activist Tom Hayden, and Detroit politician Ken Cockrel Sr., who inspired her to combine her acting career with activism. Fonda’s campaigning included door-to-door canvassing in Ann Arbor, where she interacted warmly with residents, stressing the critical nature of this election. Fonda’s efforts have sparked mixed reactions, with some praising her dedication while others remain critical of her past actions.