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@gracebirchall_ taught me & my homies some new movez at the dance comp this weekend #nasdlove #nasdfamily #compszn #turnitupdance

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Every time I see the kids from Parkland advocating for gun safety, I see my own students standing up for what they believe in. I didn’t make it to the #MarchForOurLives today, but I did get to spend the day with these change-makers. We had a conversation about how ugly the world can look sometimes, how we get so angry and don’t know what we can do. We had a conversation about feeling scared and helpless and the change we want to see in the world. But ultimately it was a conversation of hope, and I know if these kids — all kids, really — continue to raise their voices, I’ll always have a reason to be hopeful.

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