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This is the NRA and Republicans in a nutshell
This is what the school walkouts looked like
CNN | March 14, 2018
Across the United States, many students walked out of school Wednesday to say enough is enough with regards to gun violence.
The national school walkout started at 10 a.m. in each time zone and was scheduled to last for at least 17 minutes — one minute for each person killed in a school shooting that happened exactly one month ago in Parkland, Florida.
More than 2,500 walkouts were planned across the country, according to Empower, the youth branch of the Women’s March that has been organizing the event.
Participants called for stricter gun laws as they also remembered the people who lost their lives in Parkland.
Many schools accommodated the demonstration. Others didn’t allow it, encouraging students to express themselves in ways other than walking out.
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A few tweets from Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ben Platt supporting and encouraging the kids, leading into the next Hamildrop release. Partial proceeds to the March for Our Lives.
Celebrity support for #shineMSD on Twitter listen to the song at: http://smarturl.it/ShineMSD
Shine, written by MSD students Available now on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube [http://smarturl.it/ShineMSD]
Mobilizing MSD is a group of 11,500 alumni of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High. They work with the school to provide special supplies for the students’ return, to mental health resources and more. Right now, they need funding to help over 700 students, teachers, chaperones get to D.C. on March 24th. http://msdstrongalum.com/ 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 #MSDStrong #MarchForOurLives #CCHS
Source: https://twitter.com/DeanlsReal/status/973954291336667137
“Adults like us when we have strong test scores, but they hate us when we have strong opinions.”
— Emma Gonzalez
The marquee out front of Marjory Stoneman Douglas | Parkland, FL | 3/8/18
Be Positive, Be Passionate, Be Proud to be an Eagle. #MSDStrong
Harry Styles joins growing list of celebrity and student supporters of tighter gun control.
By the way, when you search for “March for Our Lives petition” this is the top result. His support matters!
The School Walkouts today saw everything from kids showing up on a snow day, to whole schools walking out, to single students that stood up alone to join the national protest.
Some students were fully supported, some were mocked, some were threatened.
They’re standing up anyway.
It’s inspiring, and when the March For Our Lives happens on the 24th, we can all stand up to support them.
If Politicians Won’t Take Action, These High Schoolers Will