Lynn Shaw

People are just thinking it's safe.

And that's the thing I don't get because we do have more information coming out.

We do have more organizations.

We do have more parents talking about it.

But there is a lot of hope.

I want to talk about that as well because we do have a lot of people stepping up in the classrooms.

States stepping up, certainly parents stepping up, kids themselves.

We're working with a lot of young people, 30 and under.

They're realizing they've been the guinea pigs.

They don't like it.

They're angry.

And they are coming together.

We march peacefully with them here in New York and across the country just to we're putting down devices.

We're putting them down even, you know, one day a week.

We're starting somewhere.

We're educating our younger siblings and the younger kids.

We don't want them to go through.

What we've been through with all of this slop, which is the word being used now, which is the correct word being thrown at us.

But interestingly enough, the other day I read, it was great.

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