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She also felt it was important that her children accompany her to the demonstration, so they grow up knowing the importance of standing up for your beliefs.
“They can make their own choices, but I want them to know they can speak up for what they believe in, and I think it’s important for them to see people doing that,” she said. (Sowry asked that her children’s names not be used for this story.)
Sowry talked with her 9-year-old son about the march and, inspired by watching the movie Selma, he decided to make a sign reading, “All people are equal.”
But then she turned around and saw that her 22-month-old daughter had been making a sign of her own. “She had been watching us make our signs and she had grabbed the markers and she had gone to town on it,” Sowry said. “She obviously had something to say and she did it herself.”
https://www.buzzfeed.com/davidmack/people-cant-deal-with-how-this-cute-toddler-and-her-womens-m?utm_term=.rbqJRe7Me#.gqwr9LvDL
She also felt it was important that her children accompany her to the demonstration, so they grow up knowing the importance of standing up for your beliefs.
“They can make their own choices, but I want them to know they can speak up for what they believe in, and I think it’s important for them to see people doing that,” she said. (Sowry asked that her children’s names not be used for this story.)
Sowry talked with her 9-year-old son about the march and, inspired by watching the movie Selma, he decided to make a sign reading, “All people are equal.”
But then she turned around and saw that her 22-month-old daughter had been making a sign of her own. “She had been watching us make our signs and she had grabbed the markers and she had gone to town on it,” Sowry said. “She obviously had something to say and she did it herself.”
https://www.buzzfeed.com/davidmack/people-cant-deal-with-how-this-cute-toddler-and-her-womens-m?utm_term=.rbqJRe7Me#.gqwr9LvDL
