2020-03-02_Time_Magazine_International_Edition

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TIME FOR KIDS

A world kids

want to live in

time for kids prepared for its

own version of this week’s special

project about equality today—an

issue geared to elementary- school

students, about the legacy of the 1963

March on Washington—by asking

students nationwide what they would

march for today. Here are some of

the most inspiring responses. Visit

timeforkids.com for more stories that

put the news in context for kids.

I don’t think anyone

deserves to be bullied.

Instead of bullying, why don’t

we stand together?

NATALIE R., 11

I stand for stopping

senseless violence.

CAIRE R., 8

I have a dream that all

violence and war goes

away so all people

and animals are safe.

I have a dream that all

people can have good

food and clean water.

I have a dream that

all people can have a

good education. I have

a dream that all people

can feel safe and

protected wherever

you live or work.

CAELI B., 9

One day I hope

when we look at

each other, we just

think ‘human.’

Instead of thinking

about our

differences, we

should think about

the things we have

in common, and

come together as

humans.

AMEENAH C., 11

I have a dream that one day women all

over the world will be treated equally. Women are

strong, independent, brave, amazing, hardworking

people and everyone should know that.

LAYLA E., 9

I stand up for

love and family.

We all need love.

TRISTAN S., 16

My dream is to

have people with

disabilities be treated

like everyone else.

AIDEN G., 11

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