My Mummy Marches

Mummy says that some things can't be said with just words . . . Sometimes you have to say it with your feet.

A young girl watches her mummy proudly take to the streets to march for what she believes in. Mummy marches through the sunshine, through the rain and through the deepest snow, on her own or hand-in-hand with others, to give voice to causes that need to be heard. Inspired to join the next generation of young activists, her daughter dreams of marching alongside her.

A joyful story celebrating the power of peaceful protest and the will to change things for the better.

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Samantha Hawkins is a poet and essayist. She is a contributing writer to MadameNoire.com. Her work has been published in Chicken Soup for the Soul: I'm Speaking Now, a collection featuring stories and poems by African American women writers. She is based in Georgia, USA.