March For Our Lives
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The top 10 feminist moments that defined 2018
From the Women's Wave that dominated the midterm elections to women of all ages raising their voices and demanding change around gender equality, gun control, and sexual assault, and more, 2018 has undoubtedly been another Year of the Woman.
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Why these millennials are organizing over 500 walkouts to vote: 'This election is ours to win'
Future Coalition is staging over 500 walkouts for millenials to vote. “We’re taking back control of the country. And if you don’t have the answers — well, we do.”
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Jaclyn Corin wasn't 'utterly shocked' by the Parkland shooting, and that sad fact has inspired her generation to speak out
Jaclyn Corin is the incoming senior class president at Marjory Stoneman Douglas and a co-founder of March for Our Lives. She will stop at nothing less than changing the world.
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Meet Naomi Wadler, 11-year-old gun control activist
Naomi Wadler has already made a strong impression — with her classmates, and with George Clooney.
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Teen banned from prom for posting a photo of a gun on social media: 'I was just sharing what I like'
The 18-year-old has been banned from the prom because of his gun-related social media posts: "2nd amendment part 2. YeeYee," he tweeted.
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Are these Tomi Lahren-endorsed gun leggings the Lululemon of concealed-carry clothing?
Walmart alone has increased its product assortment of concealed-carry apparel by 169 percent in the last three months, compared to the same period one year ago.
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No, Parkland survivor Emma González did not rip up the Constitution
The image isn't real. It's taken from a Teen Vogue video of González – surrounded by fellow survivors of the Parkland shooting — tearing up a paper shooting target.
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Jared Kushner's Younger Brother Had Vowed To #MarchForOurLives. And He Did.
Josh Kushner, who reportedly donated $50,000 to the student-led protest march, was spotted at the rally in D.C.
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March for Our Lives and gay activism: 'They're definitely linked for me,' says Emma González
When González first told the Washington Post she identifies as bisexual, her fierceness suddenly made even more sense for the LGBTQ community.
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Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Paul McCartney and more celebs attend March for Our Lives
Hundreds of thousands of people around the world are taking part in March for Our Lives?demonstrations, calling for an end to gun violence. The protests were sparked by a string of deadly school shootings, including the massacre in Parkland, Fla., last month. Organizers say they expected nearly a million people in Washington, D.C., alone, and celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Paul McCartney, Arianna Grande and Cher were there. Click through for highlights.See the?Yahoo News live bl
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Yolanda Renee King's Speech at March for Our Lives
"I have a dream that enough is enough. And that this should be a gun-free world, period."
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All the best protest signs from the March For Our Lives
Millions of marchers gathered in cities across the country for Saturday's March For Our Lives — and they brought their best signs with them. Teens have spearheaded this movement for meaningful action on gun violence, and that age group turned out to be particularly creative with their slogans. (No surprise there.) Students from Parkland, Fla., wore price tags reading "$1.05" — the value of a human life, determined after dividing the amount of money Marco Rubio accepted from the NRA by the number
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Counterprotesters plan a 'March for Our Guns' rally in Montana
As thousands of activists?across the country?gather at March For Our Lives rallies, a group of Second Amendment enthusiasts is planning its own protest.
