“What do they know? They’re only kids.” Clearly, they know that adults have abandoned their responsibility to ensure their safety for the false god of power.
As demonstrated by the marches across the country, including the one I attended in Albany, they possess a sense of conscience and maturity which enables them to speak, not only for the now, but also for their future.
They have amply earned the right to be admired, applauded and supported.
Arden Rauch
Schenectady
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