Chadwick Boseman’s final tweet before his tragic death in 2020 has resurfaced due to its connection to Kamala Harris.
The beloved actor, renowned for his iconic role as T’Challa in Marvel’s Black Panther, showed his support for Senator Kamala Harris in August 2020, just days before his untimely death from colon cancer.
As Joe Biden dropped out from the U.S. presidential race and endorsed Kamala Harris as his replacement, the internet has flooded with memes. Among them, Chadwick Boseman’s final tweet has resurfaced.
The tweet features a photo of Chadwick Boseman standing next to Kamala Harris, who is hugging him. Both are dressed in white—he’s wearing a white T-shirt, and she’s in a white T-shirt and blazer.
Chadwick’s tweet reads, “YES @KamalaHarris! (applause emojis) #WhenWeAllVote #Vote2020.”
As the tweet went viral, the internet erupted with reactions as fans got emotional remembering the iconic MCU star.
One of the users wrote, “Do it for Chadwick Boseman; Do it for one of the best actors to ever win- Do it for T’Challa (his Black Panther character), if you have to.”
Another Chadwick fan emotionally posted, “Wish you were here to see her become our first female President!”
“Aww man, as if I haven’t cried enough today! Still miss that beautiful (inside& out) man. 💔🥺 #KamalaHarris2024,” a third user wrote.
Another user chimed in, “Continue to rest in power! We got her again this November !! (black heart and applause emojis).”
Both Harris, 59, and Boseman graduated from Howard University. When news of Boseman’s death was announced in 2020, Harris posted a heartfelt tribute on Twitter.
“Heartbroken. My friend and fellow Bison Chadwick Boseman was brilliant, kind, learned, and humble. He left too early, but his life made a difference. Sending my sincere condolences to his family.”
Several Hollywood stars have expressed support for Biden’s decision to leave the race. Recently, George Clooney wrote an op-ed encouraging Biden to step down as a candidate.
Clooney suggested that the party should select a new nominee, acknowledging that the process could be “messy” but believing it would ultimately energize voters in the party’s favor.
