Power resides with citizens, not rulers. This is a principle that undergirds democracy and civic participation.

History shows us that enforced uniformity often comes at a cost: silenced voices, hidden pain and the illusion of peace that crumbles under pressure.

Real resilience, the kind that lasts generations, comes not from everyone being the same, but from learning how to live well with those who aren’t.

The Constitution doesn’t demand that we all become each other to care for each other.

Instead, it asks us to agree on a few essential things:
◾️That no one is above the law.
◾️That power must be limited and accountable.
◾️That every person deserves dignity and a voice.