So, President Barak Obama is now in office. He has a dream and a vision I fully support and campaigned for during his election. Many of you supported him too.
But the fight is not over, on the contrary, it has just begun. We raised our voices during the election to let Washington know we were ready for a change, a new direction for America and we were heard. Now we must srceam louder than ever to once more say to Washington "We still stand with Obama, and we still want change and we expect you to back him!"
It is imperative that we continue to march, petition and make calls to Senators, Congressmen and Representatives to get them "onboard" also.
The President needs the support of fellow politicians to pass crucial bills such as "HR676-National healthcare, withdrawal from Iraq, repeal don't ask, don't tell,GLBT equality, stem cell research and many others.
You can help President Obama by voicing your opinion to Washington, organizing local groups and writing local papers. (http://www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml)
If you are a student ,you have a great opportunity to reach the young adults of America. Remember, this is your country and you have an obligation to help bring about change for the sake of your generation and those that come after.
I was a teen in the 60's and 70's and we stood for peace and an end to the Vietnam war. We marched, petitioned and protested and many spent time in jail for civil disobedience because we were willing to do what ever it took to bring about change we believed in.
I believe in this generation and we need you in the fight for justice and equality. Are you ready? Then on the count of three Everbody Scream!!!One ...two....three!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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