
Survivors of the school shooting that killed 17 people have been using social media to campaign for better gun control.
Students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have appeared on CNN, delivered powerful speeches and used Twitter to highlight the movement, which is sweeping across the country.
One of the survivors, Sarah Chadwick, is pushing #NeverAgain to help articulate the horror and loss that her and the other students have experienced.
Now, she’s using the ‘Is Your Child Texting About’ meme to ram some strong truths home:
Is your child texting about gun reform? LOL: lets get stricter background checks DTF: don’t take money from NRA BR… https://t.co/WoVk140zNR— Sarah Chadwick (@Sarah Chadwick) 1519364253
Here they are:
LOL - Let's get stricter background checks
DTF - Don't take money from NRA
BRB - Ban rifles bro
TTYL: Tomi Lahren stop taking
Chadwick has also fiercely defended fellow student David Hogg against conspiracy theorists who think he’s ‘acting’ during his television appearances.
To clarify @davidhogg111 can’t act to save his life. The fact that some people think he is being payed to is hilarious.— Sarah Chadwick (@Sarah Chadwick) 1519168078
The student activist has also appeared on TV, insisting no child should ever be afraid to go to school.
Sarah Chadwick: "Never again should a child be afraid to go to school. Never again should students have to protest… https://t.co/RpZpgxeTw2— Fox News (@Fox News) 1519235824
Her post was shared over twelve thousand times and liked almost 50,000 times at the time of writing.
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