Students in Royal Oak Protest Gun Violence
Student speakers advocated for policies such as universal background checks on the 19th anniversary of the shooting at Columbine High School.
Students in metro Detroit gathered at the Royal Oak Farmer’s Market, calling for gun control reform on the 19thAnniversary of the shooting at Columbine High School. Student speakers advocated for policies such as universal background checks and named local politicians who have taken contributions from the NRA.
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Students from Royal Oak High march for #NationalSchoolWalkout @wdet pic.twitter.com/M2w5ebmU52
— Eli Newman (@other_eli) April 20, 2018
Congressman Sandy Levin, wearing a shirt with the names of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting victims, reflects on past legislative efforts for gun control dating back to the assassination of RFK @wdet pic.twitter.com/L9Kn1rIcvL
— Eli Newman (@other_eli) April 20, 2018
Pictures from #NationalSchoolWalkout in Royal Oak @wdet pic.twitter.com/Srh29sPf6k
— Eli Newman (@other_eli) April 20, 2018