Scrolling any news feed today feels like staring into an endless alarm: voter-suppression bills, courtroom power-grabs, and oligarchs siphoning public wealth while wages stagnate. Each story shows the rule of law under strain, yet the nonstop churn can numb us. People are already standing up—in school-board meetings, at rallies, on courthouse steps. Yet many still feel isolated, unsure how to respond.
 

We are finding new ways to stand up. Starting through Philadelphia’s 50501 network, teachers, baristas, veterans, parents, and students gathered online and in living rooms to decide what to do. Looking at U.S. history, we saw a clear pattern: when regular people act together—without violence—they move the country forward.
 

Our plan is the We Are America March, a 14-day walk from Independence Hall to the U.S. Capitol, September 6-19, 2025. A core group will cover every mile of the 160-mile route, carrying a copy of the Constitution to hand directly to Congress. Anyone can join for a block, a day, or the whole way. At each stop we’ll hold short rallies, mutual-aid projects, and hands-on teach-ins that share useful skills and resources. The march itself—and the document we carry—states plainly that the principles inside are not for sale.
 

Walking side by side is a practical test of our collective strength. The goal is to build public confidence that ordinary people can still protect free elections, individual rights, and equal justice—and to remind officials that America belongs to those who show up. Join us on the road and help make that claim real for everyone, everywhere.