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March For Our Lives Statement on the Shooting in Buffalo
“If early reports are true then we must not mince words: this was an act of white supremacist violence, enabled by loose gun laws and a gun culture that empowers…
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Leaked SCOTUS Opinion Leaves No Doubts About This Court’s Extremism: What Fundamental Rights Will Be Undone Next?
"March For Our Lives is alarmed by reports that the Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade and unravel decades of settled jurisprudence as well as pick apart…
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“This isn’t Normal”: Gun Violence in Brooklyn, Elsewhere, Must Move Leaders to Immediate Action
The subway shooting in Brooklyn today comes as the gun violence epidemic intensifies across the country, including recent shootings in Sacramento, Calif., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and in other incidents that…
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Activists Cautiously Optimistic About Ghost Gun Ruling and ATF Nominee: “We Wanted to Cheer This On Last Spring.”
The President’s announcement today finalizing a ruling defining ghost guns as firearms and unveiling his nominee for ATF Director is an important one.
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President Biden Earns a Disappointing D+ on His Gun Violence Prevention Record
Despite some forward strides, President Biden’s actions thus far don’t meet the scale of the gun violence crisis in America, nor do they make full use of the wide range…
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“Thoughts and Prayers.” Four Years Since the 2018 March For Our Lives, 1,100 Body Bags on the National Mall Show the Cost of Federal Inaction on Gun Violence
Despite one of the largest youth protest movements in history, Congress’ failure to pass federal gun safety legislation has allowed the gun violence epidemic to soar. 170,000 people have died…
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1,100 Body Bags on the National Mall Show the Cost of Federal Inaction on Gun Violence
Despite one of the largest youth protest movements in history, Congress’ failure to pass federal gun safety legislation has allowed the gun violence epidemic to soar. 170,000 people have died…
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“Thoughts and Prayers.” Four Years Since the 2018 March For Our Lives, 1,100 Body Bags on the National Mall Show the Cost of Federal Inaction on Gun Violence
Despite one of the largest youth protest movements in history, Congress’ failure to pass federal gun safety legislation has allowed the gun violence epidemic to soar. 170,000 people have died…
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President Biden’s First SOTU Offers No Real Presidential Leadership on Guns. Nearly 50,000 Gun Deaths and No Path Forward.
While we’re encouraged that the President is urging a step forward with immediate congressional funding for community violence intervention, we’re disappointed that he took a step back by leaning on…
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President Biden Must Keep his Promises, Affirm His Commitment to End Gun Violence in his SOTU
One year and 49,000+ gun deaths into his presidency, Americans are in crisis because of gun violence. Even as he juggles multiple priorities, the President must demonstrate his resolve to…