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The House of Representatives Did Something to Save Lives; Will the Senate?
Senators from both parties are talking a lot about doing something to stop the historic surge in gun deaths. They aren’t voting, so we’re marching.
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March For Our Lives Announces New Details and Speakers for DC Gun Rally This Saturday
Teachers, Students, and Gun Violence Survivors to Join Rally at the Washington Monument on June 11 Following Week of Action on Capitol Hill Demanding Action on Gun Violence. Additional Speakers…
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Ahead of the June 11 March For Our Lives, young activists and survivors will flood the Capitol with 50+ meetings to demand gun safety legislation
In five days, over 450 marches are planned to take place in D.C., across U.S. cities and internationally
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March For Our Lives Responds to the President: “Speeches are nice, but it’s time for action”
We’re glad to see the President speak and are encouraged by his words, including his call for legislation, but now is the time for action.
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“This time will be different” — 300+ Local Marches Planned For June 11, more being planned
Marches planned for Washington, D.C., New York City, Anchorage, Parkland, FL, Las Vegas, Oxford, MI, Sacramento, elsewhere. Students Huddle With Congressional Leaders To Demand Immediate Action
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Millions Rose Up Against Gun Violence Four Years Ago. Now Is The Moment We March Again.
America is at a breaking point. On June 11, we will march for our lives again in Washington, D.C. and cities across the country
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“Do Our Lives Mean F*cking nothing?”: March For Our Lives Statement on the Murder of Students and Teachers in Uvalde, Texas
“We mourn for those lost and wish peace for the families of children and teachers grieving in Uvalde, Texas."