Noriko Nasu, left, speaks to the crowd during the ‘We Are Not Silent’ rally against anti-Asian hate and bias on March 13, 2021 at Hing Hay Park in Seattle.

AMY GOODMAN: I talked to someone who wore the “We Will Not Be Silent” t-shirt, without the Arabic, and flight attendants were coming up to him, “What does it mean?

We must, as citizens, support and defend the right—indeed, the solemn obligation—to peacefully assemble and to be heard. These are not mutually exclusive pursuits.

We are not staying silent. We are not letting anyone dismantle what we’ve built together: Our postal service and our jobs," said Brian Griffin of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council.

WE WILL NOT BE SILENT at Taproot Theatre is a glimpse into the heart of courage. The story of Sophie Scholl and her resistance to the Nazi regime is one of inspiration and fortitude. Without bells ...

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As we might expect from their name, they’re not complaining. But that doesn’t mean they don't need our support or that they have nothing to say.

We can slow polarization’s spread not with silence, but by reclaiming the public square as a place to seek truth and understanding. When others want a fight, we don’t have to give it to them.