Proud to announce that New Jersey has sold its holding of all investments in manufacturers of automatic and semi-automatic weapons for civilian use.
Military-grade weapons do not belong in the hands of civilians.
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So proud to have marched with these kids who organized themselves to get to DC from NJ. When I was 17, I could barely plan a trip to the movies. 🤔 https://t.co/J1OYF56BN0
"Being in Washington felt powerful. The march will go down in history, and we were able to be part of it. The energy could not be matched anywhere else: from people giving speeches to the people in crowd, we were all connected by this movement, a March for Our Lives." Vic & Ginny
Michelle and I are so inspired by all the young people who made today’s marches happen. Keep at it. You’re leading us forward. Nothing can stand in the way of millions of voices calling for change.
“It was incredible to be a part of a movement that is so passionate and dedicated to initiate change. Now is the time to act because if no one else will make our lives safer, it's up to us. We WILL be the change and we will leave our mark on history's pages.” ~Ryan Dunlap, junior
They came – both young and old, all mostly progressive in their political beliefs – to march Saturday in an effort to stop the bloodshed. #MarchForOurLives
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If you didn’t watch Emma Gonzalez’s 6:20 long speech at #MarchForOurLives today, please take the time to do so. If you did, please Retweet so the rest of the world can. @Emma4Change
“My favorite moment of the day was the moment of silence during Emma’s speech, bc the things felt during the silence were beyond anything words could say.” - Senior Carolyn Brody