The Joe Biden campaign launched a new social media initiative designed to reach out to young and first-time voters.
The Instagram project, called #askusanything2020, is a series of short videos where the campaign invites celebrities, influencers, and activists to ask questions of young members of the Biden team.
The statement added: “We’ll cover everything from how we’ll get a handle on this virus so young people can get back to school and work to issues like climate change, gun violence prevention, and racial justice and equity.” Among the celebrities who are cooperating with the campaign and whose videos were scheduled to go live this week are
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