Young Voices Lead the Charge at Protests [Video]

Young voices are front and center of many of the recent protests. This is not new. Historically, across the world, children have always been a part of revolutions, rallies, and protest marches. Today’s youth are not afraid of sharing their voice nor opinion. Although many have been criticized for stepping up and speaking out, they are not deterred. In fact, for underprivileged families, it is important that children understand why and how America arrived at this moment. The public outcries for justice are real and this is the perfect opportunity for conversation. Dialogue and participation ensure the next generation remains an active part of the discussion.

On Memorial Day, George Floyd, a black man, stopped breathing after now-fired Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes. Since then, major protests over racial injustice and the plight of black and brown communities have sprung up in cities across the U.S. and the world. Tens of thousands of people, including children, have taken part in largely peaceful demonstrations, but some gatherings have been punctuated … Click HERE to continue reading