Today is Pink Shirt Day, and I’m wearing pink 💕
Pink Shirt Day began as a movement against bullying — when students chose to wear pink in support of a classmate who was bullied for wearing a pink shirt. What started as one simple act of solidarity has become a powerful symbol of inclusion, courage, and standing up for one another.
This year’s theme, “Sprinkle Kindness,” feels especially meaningful. Kindness doesn’t have to be grand or loud. Sometimes it’s a smile. An inclusive gesture. A message to check in.
A sprinkle may seem small — but enough sprinkles can change everything.
Let’s choose words that lift.
Let’s notice the quiet ones.
Let’s stand up gently but firmly.
Let’s create spaces where everyone feels safe, seen, and valued.
I’m wearing pink today as a reminder that kindness is powerful — and that we all have the ability to spread it.
Who’s sprinkling kindness with me? 💗✨
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