Respect the courage and bravery of Darnella Frazier, the 17 year old, who recorded the murder of George Floyd on her phone. In a terrifying experience, she captured America’s horrific truth. Looking back at your 17 year old self, would you have had Darnella’s courage? We are grateful for Darnella Frazier.

Generation Z, born between 1995 and 2010, arrived in a digital world, with the internet, social media, smart phones, active shooter drills, climate crisis, and remote school life in a pandemic. Generation Z stands for justice, equality, economic fairness, gun reform, government transparency, and for the adults elected, to take immediate action.

They are a generation willing to babysit kids, not a President.

They will take a selfie, not forcefully take down peaceful people for a photo. 

The future is bright. Generation Z is the youngest, most ethnically diverse, and biggest generation in American history, making up approximately 27% of the U.S. population. They call “BS” on the NRA, police brutality, and corrupt elected officials without hesitation. 

Young people are protesting – demanding change in the face of brutality, bias, and blatant dictatorial action from the current President.

We are witnessing an uprising.