01/19/2026
On MLK Day, we are reminded that meaningful change requires action, not just intention.
Martin Luther King Jr. taught that standing up for what you believe in often involves discomfort, resistance, and sustained effort. Activism is not passive. It asks us to examine our values and then live them out, even when doing so is inconvenient or costly.
This day invites a deeper question: not only what do we believe in, but how are we willing to show up for those beliefs in our daily lives, our communities, and our choices. Progress has always depended on people willing to act with courage, clarity, and conviction.
May this be a moment to reflect on where you are being called to stand, speak, and participate in the work of justice.