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Students Walk Out Of Class To Demand Tighter US Gun Laws
Thousands of students again walked out of classes across the United States on Friday, marking the 19th anniversary of the massacre at Columbine High School with a show of unity aimed at pressuring politicians to enact tighter gun restrictions.
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"Enough Is Enough": Students Across US Lead Massive Rallies For Gun Control
Huge crowds gathered in Washington and other cities to protest the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, and the everyday gunfire that scars kids' lives.
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#ENOUGH: US Students Stage Walkout Against Gun Violence, A Month After Florida School Shooting
From Washington to Los Angeles, students walked out of US classrooms Wednesday in the largest grassroots protest against gun violence seen in years, demanding action one month to the day after a deadly shooting rampage at a Florida high school.
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Prestigious US Colleges Won't Reject Students Who Protest Guns
Dozens of U.S. colleges and universities, including at least three Ivy League schools, have said their application processes will not consider disciplinary action taken against high school students who protest last week's massacre at a Florida school.
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Students Walk Out Of Class To Demand Tighter US Gun Laws
Thousands of students again walked out of classes across the United States on Friday, marking the 19th anniversary of the massacre at Columbine High School with a show of unity aimed at pressuring politicians to enact tighter gun restrictions.
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"Enough Is Enough": Students Across US Lead Massive Rallies For Gun Control
Huge crowds gathered in Washington and other cities to protest the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, and the everyday gunfire that scars kids' lives.
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#ENOUGH: US Students Stage Walkout Against Gun Violence, A Month After Florida School Shooting
From Washington to Los Angeles, students walked out of US classrooms Wednesday in the largest grassroots protest against gun violence seen in years, demanding action one month to the day after a deadly shooting rampage at a Florida high school.
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Prestigious US Colleges Won't Reject Students Who Protest Guns
Dozens of U.S. colleges and universities, including at least three Ivy League schools, have said their application processes will not consider disciplinary action taken against high school students who protest last week's massacre at a Florida school.
