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MI: Ann Arbor school board wants students to lead gun control debate
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High school students have taken charge of the national conversation on gun control and school safety in the past week, and now Ann Arbor Public Schools officials are looking for ways to support local students in continuing that work.
Students at Ann Arbor's five high schools participated in a walkout the afternoon of Wednesday, Feb. 21 - joining students across the country in commemorating the one-week anniversary of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, which left 17 people dead.
"After the other mass shootings, we didn't have survivors of the incident come forth and take political action like we have now," said Board Vice President Susan Baskett. |
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| Follow the money. Either Bloomberg or Soros |
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I've used two (2) browsers to read this story, and the "View Comments" tabs have been disabled. (!?)
So, I will vent HERE.
This is the quintessential example of amoral leftists shamelessly using "kids" as ideological pawns. Out of one side of their mouths they insist on raising the age to purchase rifles to 21 because high school age kids aren't mature enough to handle it, and out the other side of their mouths they cynically insist that these same kids (who are being systematically indoctrinated to hate constitutionalism and our founding principles) are wise enough to lead the debate. |
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