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John,
Today we honor and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s
lifelong commitment to justice, equality, and freedom for all.
And yet this MLK day, Donald Trump is being inaugurated as the next
President of the United States. 😬
The contrast between these two men couldn’t be more different.
Dr. King transformed the nation through countless nonviolent actions and
inspired a mass movement to demand America live up to its promise of
freedom for all.
On the other hand, Trump has taken the White House once again by spewing
lies, hate, racism, inciting political violence, and supporting the rise
of fascism. He is everything we’re fighting against.
Today is a heavy day. This feels awful, and it’s even worse that Trump’s
inauguration is happening on such an important holiday. But here’s the
thing: We must keep hope alive, we must keep moving forward.
Our work begins today, not just for our generation but for the many
sacrifices of those who came before us, and for the generations who will
come after us.
To create change, realize MLK’s dream, and achieve a future free from gun
violence, we must keep pushing. This goes beyond a presidency. This is a
lifetime’s work. ✊
We’re not giving up, and we’re not going anywhere. Change is a slow but
steady process and we’re not going to let ANY president stop our work.
Today and everyday this is the commitment that we must make as we fight
for progress.
The next four years are in our hands, we have to remember that. We’ve
never depended on our leaders to spark change, and we’re not going to
start now. The kids are alright!
Onwards,
March For Our Lives
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