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The Big One 2023 London

The Big One 2023 London
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Amazing to be surrounded by tens of thousands of people during the march for #Biodiversity during #TheBigOne in #London.

XR’s message was clear:
“We can bring about change. We can turn the tide. But first, we need to show up.” – So, we did 🙃✊️ – with our masks on because #CollectiveCare ~!

Honestly, if want to change the world for the better and demand justice and a liveable planet for all, we need to #RiseUp and make sure our voices are heard. Without #CivilDisobedience things will continue the way they are going right now. We shouldn’t accept that. If you didn’t attend a march or rally today, sign up for the next one! ❣️🌍

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