‘The Kids Are All Right‘ actor Mark Ruffalo made a call for donations to aid campaign organized for the sake of children, who forced to return to schools amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ruffalo, who recently reacted through social media channels to Donald Trump by saying that he is a liar, posted a photo of himself which sees him wearing a mask with “FEAR THE KIDS,” and informed his fans and followers about the fund drive organized by Seeding Sovereignty and BornxRaised in order to guard children against the novel coronavirus.
The actor wrote that a good number of kids have to go to school with limited protection against Covid-19; and they are at high risk in the midst of this global pandemic, because of a lack of proper PPE, healthcare, and running water and food. After telling of the current station, Ruffalo urged people to take any action to support the youth:
“The world depends on the youth to bring the radical change we so desperately need and to carry our traditions into the future. Young folks will become our leaders, refusing to let racism, homophobia, greed, and pollution govern our communities.”
Then the actor added that protecting kids against the “chronic systemic injustices and incompetence” is the responsibility of adults.
“Face the future, because, without these young folks, we get nothing. Get with protecting our most valuable, and most undeservedly vulnerable.”
Ruffalo, who is familiar with encouraging people to help people in need, later revealed how fans and followers can contribute to the campaign: He asked them to purchase a mask, as he wears in the photo, to donate Indigenous youth and Seeding Sovereignty.
See below to view Ruffalo’s Instagram post.
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