We have all heard of foster care. However, little about the thousands of children and their experiences are ever brought to the public’s attention.
The protesters were not only marching to protect themselves now, but in the future as well. Explained Walker, 13, a student at Wesley International Academy:
We asked attendees in the estimated crowd of 30,000 some gut-wrenching questions about why guns should or shouldn’t be sold and how to get legislative
There’s a bill under consideration this week that would extend foster care benefits to youth after age 18. Ann speaks up about why it’s important
I march because I wonder… at what point is our right to not be murdered more important than one’s right to bear arms?
Why are we relying on 18th-century laws to regulate 21st-century weapons?
We had to mostly refrain from being political (even though gun control is a political issue) and stick firmly to the Catholic beliefs, like Pro-life
My life, my safety at school should always come before guns, and as a country we are failing in our ability to protect our most
I march so I can see a positive change in our future, a future where students aren’t afraid to go to school, wondering if they
I march because, even though we will face consequences for the walkout on [Wed., March] 14th, we saw little to no response from the local
Today, I learned our school has little respect for us and our administrators made a choice to alienate themselves from the students they are supposed
VOX ATL contributor and North Atlanta High School senior Roya Register participated in her school’s protest during National Walkout Day. She also spoke during the
