Justice in Motion

A constitution is not a guarantee.

It is a promise—

one that must be kept alive through action.

Paper cannot stop oppression.

Words alone cannot right injustice.

The Bill of Rights lists freedoms—

but it is people who must claim them,

courts that must defend them,

and movements that must demand them.

Justice is not a destination,

but a direction.

The Constitution provides the map.

But the journey is ours.

Every generation must ask:

Are we expanding equality,

or retreating from it?

Are we deepening justice,

or decorating power with legal words?

If the Constitution is to live,

it must evolve in the hands of people

who do not merely inherit freedom—

but build it.