What We Get Wrong When We Talk About the Parkland Survivor Deaths
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Discussing PTSD is important to survivors — but so is remembering that trauma can be managed, and help can be found
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A New Sandy Hook Ruling Could Upend the Gun Industry
Posted in: Politics NewsA case against AR-15 maker Remington can now proceed, threatening to expose the company’s marketing practices
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Survivors From Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Talk About Their Year Since Tragic Shooting
Posted in: Culture NewsWatch our mini-doc with Parkland shooting survivors
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The Sandy Hook Massacre Was 6 Years Ago Today. This Year Had More School Shootings Than Ever.
Posted in: Politics NewsFirearm deaths in the United States reached a 20-year high in 2017, and school shootings have skyrocketed
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School: Commission Concludes Teachers Should Be Armed
Posted in: Culture NewsStudents, parents condemn the finding, cite research that shows more firearms in schools put children at higher risk
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A Brief History of Pro-Gun Rallies at Sites of Mass Shooting
Posted in: Culture NewsOpen-carry activists announced they're holding a rally near the site of the recent school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas – but they're not the first
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Alex Jones Lawsuits: This Is Not a First Amendment Issue
Posted in: Culture NewsThe conspiracy theorist claims free speech protects him – but parents of murdered children say he lied, intentionally inflicted emotional distress
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The Lame Blowback to March For Our Lives
Posted in: Politics NewsDenizens of Fox News and the American Right are struggling with a United States in which Emma González looks like just another smart teenager
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Taylor Swift Pledges Support for Gun Reform, March For Our Lives
Posted in: Music News"No one should have to go to school in fear of gun violence," singer wrote in Instagram post
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Gun Control: Why the Response to Parkland Was Different
Posted in: Politics Features"You have to create momentum on the ground that points the nation in the direction it needs to go," says Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action
