my social media: twitter: @ReadySetRock75 name: Christina Ann location: Coral springs/Parkland Florida Why I Fight: My name is Christina and I am an alumni of MSD! I graduated a few years ago and the school has the most special place in my heart. The day of Valentines Day, it was a Wednesday and my mom... Continue Reading →
Today is 5 months since Marjory Stoneman Douglas massacre.
I can't even begin to explain the hurt and sadness I have experienced since this happened on February 14, 2018! It seems like a day ago and a year ago, to be honest. I drive past MSD almost everyday and it still feels unreal . I'm an alum of MSD and knowing I have walked... Continue Reading →
Parkland students, families bring ‘Road to Change’ tour to Orlando
By: Steven Lemongello Manuel Oliver painted 17 small circles onto the wooden canvas alongside Lake Eola. One by one, he hammered a hole into all of them, including the last one amid the image of his son, Joaquin. He added one more, inside the number “49” in a prism reflecting a rainbow. And then, one by... Continue Reading →
Noblesville shooting
Noblesville West Middle School, most people forgot all about it. But not everyone.
Local students rally against gun violence in St. Pete in support of Stoneman Douglas victims
By: Jana Jones & Corey Davis ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) - Students from around the Tampa Bay area joined a rally in St. Pete led by students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Ever since the tragic Parkland shooting that ended the lives of 17 people, students from Stoneman Douglas and other students from across... Continue Reading →
Trump Claims NATO’s Success as His Own
Originally reported by Tessa Berenson for TIME, July 12 As a contentious North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit in Brussels began to wind down on Thursday, President Donald Trump claimed victory over defense spending and reaffirmed U.S. commitment to the alliance. After a week in which he had insulted allies and questioned the value of NATO,... Continue Reading →
Remembering Santa Fe
A day that students will remember for the rest of their lives. We need change.
MFOL Road to Change tour makes stop in El Paso
Joey Carrera for KVIA July 10, 2018 Survivors organized the tour to focus on informing, registering, and mobilizing people to vote in hopes they will push for stronger gun safety legislation. The organization aims to pass a ban on assault weapons used in mass shootings, to stop the sale of high-capacity magazines and restrict the amount... Continue Reading →
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