AceShowbiz - Stevie Wonder's remarks at Duke Fakir's funeral service sparked a political movement among Taylor Swift's fanbase, who have coalesced around Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign.

During Fakir's funeral service, Wonder performed gospel songs and declared support for Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee. His endorsement echoed his past political involvement, including endorsements for Biden in 2020 and Clinton in 2016.

Wonder's advocacy for love and inclusivity resonated with fans. Emerald Medrano, a young college student inspired by Wonder's words, launched the "Swifties for Kamala" movement on Twitter. Within hours, a coalition of Swifties had formed, galvanized by the desire to protect reproductive rights, civil rights and the environment.

The Swifties for Kamala group has rapidly gained traction, amassing a substantial following on social media. The movement is supported by Harris' campaign, which has provided resources and guidance to the coalition.

The Swifties for Kamala movement echoes the fandom's enthusiasm and sense of community. They incorporate elements of their fan culture into their political engagement, making it fun and accessible for first-time voters. Their goal is to mobilize the diverse Swiftie fanbase and create a meaningful impact in the upcoming presidential election.

Medrano and co-founder Irene Kim compare the movement to the "Eras Tour", emphasizing the Swiftie blueprint of going the extra mile with fun, family-oriented energy. Despite the challenges, they remain optimistic, drawing inspiration from the "Lover" era of Taylor Swift's music, which represents hope, diversity and determination.