Dick Van Dyke Endorses Kamala Harris, Revives 1964 Civil Rights Speech

The 98-year-old actor uses Rod Serling's words to highlight ongoing struggles against prejudice and inequality.

In a rare social media appearance, Van Dyke read a speech written by Rod Serling at a 1964 rally with Martin Luther King Jr.
The speech emphasized that hatred and prejudice are not inherent human traits but are diseases of the soul.
Van Dyke, who has supported progressive causes in the past, previously endorsed Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden.
The actor highlighted the enduring relevance of the speech, noting that progress since 1964 has been slow but is a start.
Kamala Harris's celebrity endorsements also include figures like Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and Julia Roberts.