Michael B. Jordan Knocks On Atlanta Doors During Get Out To Vote Effort

In a new video, released on Wednesday in partnership with Color of Change PAC — the nation's largest online racial justice organization — Jordan excitedly says, "We about to go surprise some people real quick, knock on some doors! It's crunch time, everybody. Y'all got to get out and vote."

When Jordan introduced himself to the unsuspecting families, many of them were visibly shocked and delighted to see the Black Panther actor in person. "Oh my God," one woman says in the video. "Wakanda forever!"

At the end of the clip, Jordan explains why it's crucial for black people to participate in the midterm elections, highlighting issues like police brutality. "This midterm election, exercising your right to vote is as important as ever," he says. "I know some of you think that your vote doesn't matter, but you're actually some of the most important voters in the country."

Adds Jordan: "Your vote will help elect officials who can make a difference on issues like police brutality, criminal justice reform and racial justice. So, please join me and Color of Change PAC and show up to vote on Nov. 6."