Today, our movement faces a setback.

But every single setback is an opportunity to push for progress.

The American people still want to live in a society where their human right to healthcare is guaranteed, where we confront the climate crisis, and where they are not shackled with debt.

In moments like this, I’m reminded of my grandfather. He was born in colonized Somalia, and was never afforded the opportunity to live in a democracy until he came to the United States.

He would tell us every day as he went to caucus and vote that this is a right and an honor. We must always remember to fully utilize it.

He cherished the ability to organize for political change because he knew how rare it was.

In a democracy, we the people still have the ability to create that society.

We need to continue to build coalitions with our neighbors, our family members.

We need to continue put pressure on our elected leaders to fight for the America we deserve.

We always knew it would not happen overnight.

But I know our cause is just.

And I am more committed than ever to fighting for somebody I don’t know. #NotMeUs

For those of you who plan to sit this election out or vote for Trump, just stop.

The livelihoods of millions of marginalized people are at stake.

We must all fight like hell to get Donald Trump out of the White House and end the rise of fascism in this country.