Eliza Orlins

I definitely was involved in politics at a very young age, was exposed to this stuff.

But look how I turned out.

So, you know, that's a thing that other people should decide.

But I think that for the most part, these protests have been incredibly dangerous.

peaceful and, you know, having pictures of your kid with a sign and being able to show your grandkids and be like, you were there.

And I was there.

And like, look at me, I was little and I was there.

And like having that, I think is really, really special.

And like most of this is like in the middle of the day on a Saturday, like this is going to be 11 a.m.

in Times Square.

Like, you know, I assume I will see a lot of kids out there.

I saw a lot of kids out there the last time and I

I presume I will see a lot of kids out there this time.

You know, there will be people in costumes.

There's a lot of, I think, you know, this is a much more joyful than you would expect given the severity of what we are all experiencing.

I think like joy as an act of resistance, like last time there was music and dancing and, you know, people will be in costumes and signs and everything.

And so I think that,

I think that for the most part, it's a safe atmosphere for children, but I think it's an individual decision and everyone knows what's right for their family.

Absolutely.

Definitely.