Three survivors of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School who were also at the forefront of the March For Our Lives movement in 2018 spoke about their lives now and what they want Americans to know as the nation reflects on Parkland.
, he said. He fears Americans simply don’t have the"bandwidth" to mobilize around school shootings anymore.
– the most significant federal gun safety bill in three decades. She interned with its sponsor, Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn. Now 20, Kaufman is a junior studying political science at Yale University, where she recently started a chapter of Students Demand Action, a student advocacy group tied to Everytown for Gun Safety. She hopes to pursue a career in policy or politics.
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