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Content warning: This email reflects on the mass shooting at Columbine High
School on April 20, 1999. If this is too much to read right now, we understand.
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John,

It’s been 26 years since the shooting at Columbine High School—where 12
students and one teacher were killed, 24 more were injured, and an entire
nation was shaken.

Since then, an entire generation has been born into a reality where active
school shooter drills are part of their everyday curriculum. Kids are
taught to “run, hide, fight” before they’re taught to write their names.

Gun violence is now the #1 cause of death for young people in America. One
in fifteen adults in this country has been at the scene of a mass
shooting.

This week alone, we witnessed mass shootings at Florida State University
and a high school in Dallas. This violence isn’t rare—it’s routine.

We’re done watching lawmakers side with the gun lobby while our
communities bleed.

Today, we send our love to the victims of Columbine and their families.
And we recommit to honoring them—not just with thoughts and prayers, but
with action.

Thank you for fighting alongside us,
John.

— March For Our Lives

Today and every day, we honor the lives lost in the Columbine High School
massacre on April 20, 1999.

Cassie Bernall, 17
Steven Curnow, 14
Corey DePooter, 17
Kelly Fleming, 16
Matthew Kechter, 16
Daniel Mauser, 15
Daniel Rohrbough, 15
Rachel Scott, 17
Isaiah Shoels, 18
John Tomlin, 16
Lauren Townsend, 18
Kyle Velasquez, 16
William “Dave” Sanders, 47

P.S. If you’re in a place to give, your support helps power this
movement—amplifying the voices of young people, holding leaders
accountable, and building a future free from gun violence. [ [link removed] ]Chip in
here.





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