School shootings

“I want them to be able to defend themselves against real threats and kick some ass out there and maybe intervene when a school shooter comes.”

“Please just stop.. unless you are willing to break the filibuster to actually pass sensible gun control measures you might as well just say ‘thoughts and prayers,'” one legislator wrote.

Rep. Lauren Boebert likes the picture, but others accused Rep. Thomas Massie of trolling the families of the students killed in the shooting.

She was forced to sit alone on the school’s bleachers while teachers debated where she should go.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos won’t protect students from discrimination, but she’s willing to give every kid the same opportunity to die from gun violence.

The kids aren’t alright, and they’re not going to shut up about it.

Older gay men and teenage girls are sending shooter Nikolas Cruz stacks of love letters, explicit photos, and cash for his jail commissary account.

I was skeptical “these kids” could inspire America to take gun control seriously. After all, the same was said of the LGBTQ community after Pulse. I was wrong to doubt them.

It’s quick, easy, almost everyone can do it, and it’s much more effective than posting another meme on social media.

Of course, this suggestion comes courtesy of the religious hate group, the American Family Association.

Virulent homophobia and transphobia is a key element of an emboldened white nationalist movement.

Where is the outrage from the White House and politicians? How long before we finally see some legislative action?