[ [link removed] ]Ayanna Pressley for Congress

I won’t be at the Capitol tomorrow for the
Inauguration.

Instead, I plan to spend the weekend in my district, convening our beloved
community to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the life and legacy
of Dr. King. I’ll be focused on re-committing to my community as a way to
foster a future rooted in love.

I invite you to do the same. Don’t doom scroll. Turn off
the TV. Log off. Turn your focus instead towards your neighbors. Spend
tomorrow thinking of how you’ll show up for the communities that will be
targeted by the incoming administration.

Remember, tuning out doesn’t mean ignoring what’s happening in our country
and our politics — because we all need to stay engaged. Instead, it means
turning to each other and committing to making change at the local level.

[ [link removed] ]Instead of watching the inauguration, what will you do to organize,
mobilize, and advocate for our progressive movement?

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Dr. King’s vision was a radical one, and considered bold for his time:
full inclusion, equity, a redistribution of wealth and resources, and
voting rights. He posed a question that is as relevant today as it was in
1967: Will we descend into chaos, or will we build a beloved community?
The answer must always be community and we must always do the work to
actively build it. It is our opportunity, our responsibility, and our duty
to carry on this legacy in our ongoing struggle for equity and justice for
all.

Tomorrow, and over the next four years, let us remember his work to
challenge injustice at every turn, and let’s keep that purpose as our
North Star.

Onward,

Ayanna





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