#gun protest

“Do not let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example...”

The local news station was there

Half the school walked out--I live in Idaho, That has to say something

My friend shouting at everyone to shut up so the administrators could talk

Cars driving by were honking at us to show their agreement and everyone cheered when this happened

Guy flipped us off and everyone flipped him off back

Someone with no association to anyone came to school stopped his car and pulled a poster out of his car that said "The constitution says nothing about the killing of people" and started spouting facts about the second ammendment and reasons we needed gun laws.

My friend, Ava, was doing our chants and when she said "No more thoughts and prayers, we need change!" everyone got confused

One of my closest friends started crying and like 5 people came over and hugged her

Yearbook was out there taking pictures--yall Ima be in the yearbook as a protestor

At our moment of silence everyone was silent--it is really hard to make a large group of highschoolers be silent. I am amazed.

My mom came and took a video of me protesting to post on facebook. It is now on facebook with the caption "so PROUD"

ATTENTION ATTENTION!

Are you homeschooled or doing your schooling online but still want to do something like the national walkouts?

I give you, the national logout. On march 20th, one month before the National Walkout, do not log into any of your classes. Post your protest signs in the hashtag #nationallogout

This can be on any social media, and i encourage you to spread this.

Still wanna join the national walkout?

The Student March for Gun Reform: Saint Paul, Minnesota.

It was beautiful and passionate and I’m glad I could attend. We will keep fighting.