On Valentine's Day in 2018, we were preparing for Jordan’s birthday. Ever since he was murdered, Jordan’s birthday has come with joyful memories. And with sadness. (1/6)
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On that day, my sadness turned to horror and grief. My heart ached as I watched the news at Marjory Stoneman Douglas. (2/6)
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Terrified children, marched with their hands up, streaming out of the high school. Parents reading texts from their kids trapped inside that read, “if I don’t make it, I love you, and I appreciated everything you did for me.” (3/6)
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Two years ago, today, 17 children were taken from us far too soon. 17 children who will never graduate high school. 17 children murdered like my son. (4/6)pic.twitter.com/ijlbyqnEWU
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As we celebrate and honor the lives of the children we lost in Parkland, I pray we all remember that this is in our hands. I pray we find ways to come together behind common sense solutions that will help us keep our children safe. (5/6)
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I pray that one day, no mother or father will ever worry that when they send their child off to school, they may never see them again. I pray that we will do what is right, over what is easy, and that we will help pass laws that will
#EndGunViolence. (6/6)Show this thread
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