Julia Roberts Supports Kamala Harris at Rally
Julia Roberts Supports Kamala Harris at Rally

Julia Roberts Supports Kamala Harris at Rally

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Julia Roberts has sparked controversy following her speech at a reproductive rights rally for Vice President Kamala Harris in Georgia, where she urged women to engage men in discussions about women's reproductive rights. Her call for male involvement, suggesting that women should talk to men who weren't present, was met with mixed reactions on social media, with critics labeling her comments as condescending. Despite this backlash, Roberts emphasized the importance of unity and dialogue across political divides, advocating for voter registration regardless of political affiliation. The rally highlighted the urgency of reproductive rights issues in light of Georgia's recent reinstatement of a strict six-week abortion ban. Joined by Stacey Abrams, Roberts expressed her belief in Georgia's potential to influence national change and encouraged attendees to take action, reinforcing her longstanding support for Democratic candidates. The event underscored the political significance of reproductive rights as the nation approaches the 2024 presidential election.

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