Photo: See the huge crowd that turned up in Washington for the student-led march for gun reforms

By -


Photo: See the huge crowd that turned up in Washington for?the student-led march for gun reforms
Today, this mammoth crowds flocked the United States capital for the student-led March for Our Lives.

According to CNN, the movement is pushing for gun reform in the wake of the Parkland, Florida, massacre that left 17 dead. In a show of solidarity, demonstrators have rallied
across the country and around the world, from Australia to Japan to France.

Photo Credit: JTfromDC/Twitter
Photo: See the huge crowd that turned up in Washington for?the student-led march for gun reforms

Comments

Post a Comment

Please Leave Your Comment Here

Popular posts from this blog

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT (Attitude): 7 ‘Weaknesses’ That Actually Benefit You

By -
Image
Because being too nice isn’t always a bad thing Our parents tell us to have a thicker skin, our teachers tell us laziness breeds contempt and our bosses tell us we’re just “too nice” to  be a respected leader.  It’s time to take a second look at these so-called weaknesses and re-evaluate their role in our lives. Some of  the world’s greatest inventors  procrastinated for years before ever pulling the
Read more

10 Things Every Web Designer Should Be Able to Do in Their Sleep

By -
Image
Some skills, you just need to know. And you better know them so well that you can do them almost without thinking. When it comes to web design, many skills can change and evolve over time, but there are a few basics that you should be able to do in your sleep. And even if you aren’t a “web designer” by trade, each of these skills is becoming must-have for all designers working today. How many are you already comfortable with? Let’s dive in and take a look at what you should be able to do on “auto pilot”! 1. Code with HTML and CSS Whether you are a developer or not, everyone needs to understand the most basic of language behind website design. You need to understand how to read, edit and
Read more