I'm actually kinda feeling really hopeful about our country right now . I mean, we're not getting all the answers easy peasy, but seeing these young folks get stoked about the Constitution is like... what's not to love? They're not just reading it in a classroom, they're making it real, figuring out how to apply its ideals to their lives and make a difference. And we need that, ASAP . We need people who care enough to get all fired up about creating a more perfect union . It's not gonna be easy, but if we can get this energy and passion behind it, maybe – just maybe – we'll actually start seeing some real change .
idk what's up with this whole "more perfect union" vibe tho it sounds like just a fancy way of saying we need to work on ourselves lol... the founders were already kinda flawed back then - benjamin franklin was all about spreading knowledge, but also had some pretty wild views on women
I'm not sure how accurate these modern-day high schoolers are about what this old doc actually says tho... like, don't get me wrong, it's cool that they're into it but is it really as straightforward as "freedom, equality & justice 4 all"? Sounds kinda oversimplified . And what about the complexities of history? Didn't some founding fathers own slaves or was that just a minor blip on their CV?
I'm low-key obsessed with this - young americans seeing the constitution as a blueprint for a more perfect union is giving me all the feels! I mean, it's not just about the founding fathers, it's about how we can work together to make things better and create a brighter future. And I love how they're using tech to engage with the constitution, VR experiences? That's the way forward! We need more young people like these who are passionate about making a difference and building upon the unfinished work of the past.
I'm actually kinda feeling really hopeful about our country right now 
. I mean, we're not getting all the answers easy peasy, but seeing these young folks get stoked about the Constitution is like... what's not to love? 
They're not just reading it in a classroom, they're making it real, figuring out how to apply its ideals to their lives and make a difference. And we need that, ASAP 
. We need people who care enough to get all fired up about creating a more perfect union 
. It's not gonna be easy, but if we can get this energy and passion behind it, maybe – just maybe – we'll actually start seeing some real change 
.
it sounds like just a fancy way of saying we need to work on ourselves lol... the founders were already kinda flawed back then - benjamin franklin was all about spreading knowledge, but also had some pretty wild views on women 
I'm not sure how accurate these modern-day high schoolers are about what this old doc actually says tho... like, don't get me wrong, it's cool that they're into it but is it really as straightforward as "freedom, equality & justice 4 all"? Sounds kinda oversimplified 
I mean, it's not just about the founding fathers, it's about how we can work together to make things better and create a brighter future. And I love how they're using tech to engage with the constitution, VR experiences?