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  2. Apr 20

    Today is teachers and students are walking out to protest against gun violence beginning at 10 AM

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  3. Apr 20

    It's not complicated: students deserve to be safe in their classrooms. Nineteen years after Columbine, I stand with everyone participating in . We can't let gun violence be normal.

    18 replies 58 retweets 458 likes
  4. Apr 20

    These kids! We’ve let them down and now they continue to show us how it’s done.

    3 replies 61 retweets 590 likes
  5. Apr 20

    This courageous little girl walked out alone - wearing an orange astronaut outfit 🧡

    WALKING OUT ALONE: Havana Chapman-Edwards is a first-grader in Alexandria. She was the only student from Fort Hunt Elementary School to participate in a walk out in protest of gun violence today.
    27 replies 506 retweets 2,032 likes
  6. Apr 20

    "The thing that I cringe when I hear is when people call these shootings tragedies...But it's not a tragedy when you're going to school and someone comes in to kill you. That's not tragic. That's an abomination."

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  7. Apr 20

    my poster was well received (shout out to everyone that showed up too!)

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  8. Apr 20

    Our Highschool threatened everyone with a suspension, seniors lose all privileges, but graduation FOR WALKING OUT IN SUPPORT OF MY RIGHTS. Brooks Debartolo is punishing us for having a voice ‼️🙄

    8 replies 92 retweets 121 likes
  9. Apr 20

    i'm so proud of my school and everyone who participated in . despite what some may say, protests DO make change.

    4 replies 20 retweets 68 likes
  10. Apr 20

    This shouldn’t be our reality and this doesn’t have to be our future. Stand up, walk out, and don’t stop fighting.

    2 replies 59 retweets 139 likes
  11. Apr 20

    Actual photo of what I, my teacher and a few other proactive students took action to do during our shooting. We weren’t going down without a fight.

    3 replies 84 retweets 236 likes
  12. Apr 20

    Young people have not been without their own mistakes and missteps, but they have changed U.S. history for the better again and again, and they will continue to do so.

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  13. Apr 20

    “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter” -MLK change starts with our generation. fight for our lives. register to vote, your voice matters.

    1 reply 22 retweets 67 likes
  14. Apr 20

    What part of “well-regulated” do you not understand?

    1 reply 4 retweets 43 likes
  15. Apr 20

    It has long been past time for action since the tragedy at Columbine nineteen years ago. It was inspiring to see so many advocating for change today.

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  16. Apr 20

    change is here. change is now.

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  17. Apr 21

    "These old people haven't done anything to fix it, so we're going to fucking fix it." Many of these teens weren't even born yet when the Columbine school shooting happened—but they're still fighting for their lives.

    3 replies 32 retweets 63 likes
  18. Apr 20

    power to the youth thank you so much, can’t express how much it meant to me

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  19. Apr 20

    I will never stop fighting. WE will never stop fighting. we won’t stop until not one more innocent life is lost to gun violence and used by the NRA for political achievement. this will end in our lifetimes if we keep fighting. i’m so proud of you timber creek.

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  20. Apr 21

    enough is enough. this is our time to make history

    2 retweets 26 likes
  21. Apr 21

    Best video I got from yesterday

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