"My friend died for what?"pic.twitter.com/NgNe8YFFtk
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I've lost track of the number of mass shootings I've covered for @NYTNational in the last three years. Eight? Ten? More? I've never seen teenagers respond like this.pic.twitter.com/7uDYZTs5l0
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This is Power in Motion! Young ppl standing up for themselves when being ignored by society. Remember the "60s"
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This is important we must support this movementhttps://twitter.com/schoolwalkoutUS/status/964697373074231298 …
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So proud that we, as a nation, are still capable of raising extraordinary kids...and so relieved, because we need them now to show us the way forward.
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Adults for years could do nothing, but the anger of the teenager may change this country. You're right kids, it's simple to fix but they don't care, you're gonna make them care or in a very short time, your gonna make them gone. Proud of these kids.
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I'm absolutley proud of these kids, they are showing that they are strong, they are resiliant and will not stop until something is done. I only wish I could stand with them, give them Mom hugs and high fives, they are going to change the world because this will go viral all over.
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Their courageous grieving and impassioned response just might save us all. They are amazing. They deserve our protection.
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Especially now when every day is some new fresh hell...
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This is not the time to talk about mass shootings we have every day. Wait until we go a month without any. Then we can start to talk... until a mass shooting happens and we'll have to stop. -
@SpeakerRyan probably.
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