Marching in Milwaukee



There was no violence. No riots. No aggression.

Protesting yesterday really impacted me. I haven't been able to think about anything else. I'm full of thoughts and dreams and hopes.
I was so overwhelmed by not only the injustice in this country, but also the voices demanding justice. I believe the best is yet to come. I believe change is coming. If I have any fear, it is that we will stop before the boulder tips. Please America don't get tired. Don't stop. Don't shut up. Don't be distracted. Don't settle.
I will be in this with you. Be in it with me.














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