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Today, we spoke to VA legislators & engaged in peaceful resistance as neo-nazi’s from around the country descended on Richmond I was afraid to wear my kippah, jewish star necklace, & chai necklace, but I did because I am proud of my Judaism and it is the reason I am an organizerpic.twitter.com/UIjtRPdyZB
My Opa (grandfather) was forced to flee Nazi Germany in 1937.
As I joined @AMarch4OurLives in standing up to these neo-nazi, extremists, I had him in my heart & mind. I wore his American flag pin and carried his satchel.
Despite being scared I took action in his honor.
ז״ל
So excited by your leadership and your witness. Thank you and I love and will support you.
So happy to have you as part of the @AMarch4OurLives family 
Love, respect and support! I see you!!!
He would be so proud of you, Eve. Thanks for standing up for our rights to a safe and secure America in the face of hate on this #MLKDay.
Thankful for your support always
Thank you for speaking even though your voice shook. Thank you for being yourself when speaking. You are a blessing
hazak, hazak v'nitchazeck. 
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