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[1]Women's March



Hey John,

It’s David Hogg, one of the co-founders of March For Our Lives. I’m
reaching out to Women’s Marchers about something important.

Tomorrow, June 11, we are once again taking to the streets in Washington
D.C. and in sibling marches across the country to demand our political
leaders take action to end gun violence. Over two million Women’s Marchers
took the streets in the #Enough walkouts in 2018. We need you with us
right now.

[ [link removed] ]Image of hundreds of young students marching together. Center of the
image is a young Black girl holding a sign above her head that reads "I
should be writing college essays, not my will."

Photo credit: Kim Russell

[ [link removed] ]This is a moment that will be referenced in history as a turning point
in the movement to end gun violence. You can help fund the upcoming
marches and fuel the fight for gun violence prevention by splitting a
donation between March For Our Lives and Women’s March today:

[ [link removed] ]chip in $15 →

Four years ago, I marched alongside my classmates and millions of people
across the world. I marched for our lives and I marched so that future
generations could live their lives free from gun violence. I’m angry that
nothing has changed. I’m devastated for the communities in Buffalo,
Uvalde, and so, so many more.

This isn’t a Republican or Democrat issue. This is about kids dying.

No one knows more about how difficult it is to organize marches than
Women’s Marchers. But you know how essential a demonstration of people
power is to force NRA-backed political leaders to take action to end gun
violence. Their misleadership has lead to preventable tragedies and
innocent lives lost. We will not wait any longer. This time it will be
different.

[ [link removed] ]John, we
cannot ignore that this work will take enormous amounts of time, money,
and resources. Can you please split a donation of $15 or more today
between March For Our Lives and Women’s March to support our shared
movement to end gun violence?

[ [link removed] ]chip in $15 →

We do not have to keep living this way. We need our political leaders on
both sides of the aisle to work together to pass common-sense gun safety
legislation. On June 11th we’ll send a message to them collectively: we
demand action now.

Thanks for your support,

David Hogg, co-founder and Board Member
March For Our Lives

[ [link removed] ]P.S. To RSVP for our upcoming march on Washington and our sibling
marches across the country, click here.







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