30 Powerful Signs From Students in National School Walkout for Stricter Gun Laws

The school walkout lasted 17 minutes, one minute for each person killed in the recent shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

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Student sign says: As a black boy, I hope one I day I have as many rights as a gun. #nationalschoolwalkout pic.twitter.com/PuIXpy5yo1

— Brett Murphy (@ladybrettgm) March 14, 2018

Honored to have participated in the walkout to honor the Victims of the Parkland Shooting and advocate for change regarding gun laws in America. Thank you @marchforourlives #nationalwalkoutday

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great sign my little sister sent me from today’s #nationalschoolwalkout pic.twitter.com/i0WqRMdaDF

— rachel handler (@rachel_handler) March 14, 2018

Young people showing up at all intersections today. Again and again, they recognized that they stand on the shoulders of the young giants who came before them. They voiced their understanding that kids of color have always been at the forefront of the anti-violence movement because they are the most impacted. They had clear demands. They talked about today as the beginning of an escalation tactic. They are voting. I cried and am humbled by their vision and leadership. Thank you @womensmarchyouth and @tabithastb! Onward to @marchforourlives! #blacklivesmatter #resist #keepshowingup #stayhuman #enough #nationalschoolwalkout #walkout #marchforourlives #gunreform

A post shared by Sarah Sophie Flicker (@sarahsophief) on Mar 14, 2018 at 9:50am PDT

Love his sign #walkout pic.twitter.com/1qO4DBiWr7

— Madena (@MadenaP) March 14, 2018

Gun control now. Kids > Guns #marchforourlives #march #gunlaws #impeachtrump #resist #protest #signsofthemarch #fuckthenra #commonsense #americathesick #america #thisis2018

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On March 24, the voices of a generation will continue to be heard as students march on Washington.

The students of Harvest Collegiate in New York City have had #ENOUGH. #NationalWalkoutDay #EnoughIsEnough

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— Women’s March Youth (@WomensMarchY) March 14, 2018

Signs up #NationalWalkoutDay pic.twitter.com/JR1DdqvthY

— Ben Schmitt (@bencschmitt) March 14, 2018

This sign tho. #NationalWalkOutDay #ENOUGH pic.twitter.com/rlpqocZkqg

— Bradley E. Williams (@B_RadWill) March 14, 2018

Freshman Marie holds a sign outside Étude Middle School for #NationalSchoolWalkout in Sheboygan, WI. #NationalWalkoutDay pic.twitter.com/AfOhWuEpCP

— Marina Affo (@marina_affo) March 14, 2018

National Walkout Day A movement started by the students of a Florida high school to show the need for stricter gun laws in the United States. It has spread to all over the country. I stand with all these students, it is time for a change. We need to make a difference and this is the generation that will do it. To see a difference we must make that difference. #nationalwalkoutday

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This from my 11 year old. Her elementary school isn’t letting them bring signs (1st Amendment anyone?) because the little kids may not understand what this is about. She’s ready for her middle school journey and she’s ready to change the world! #NationalWalkoutDay pic.twitter.com/dxJSKKi6wj

— Heidi Perry (@heidiperry1) March 14, 2018

My daughter’s sign for #NationalWalkoutDay. I feel very sad that kids have to do this. pic.twitter.com/H6tEFAJ1UM

— autonomous plums (@alba17) March 14, 2018

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