These Students Protesting Gun Violence Are Incredibly Inspiring

\u201cSchool walkout in Grenada Hills, California https://t.co/cn2DuFoCjV\n\n#NationalWalkoutDay #Enough\u201d

— #WVTM13 (@#WVTM13) 1521047979

\u201cIt was humbling to be a part of Centennial High School\u2019s student walkout today. These teens ARE the change they wish to see. #SaferTogether #Enough\u201d

— Elizabeth Brown (@Elizabeth Brown) 1521046019

\u201cThank you much for everyone that participated in the Ballston Spa High School Walk Out. It wouldn\u2019t be nearly as successful without the administrative & student support. .@RepPaulTonko looking forward to your town hall this weekend. #ENOUGH #NEVERAGAIN\u201d

— muppet (@muppet) 1521041468

\u201cSo proud of everyone who participated in the walkout today. Our voices were heard and our message matters: #ENOUGH\u201d

— dora (@dora) 1521039057

\u201cSo inspired by all the young people there today. \ud83e\udde1 #NationalWalkoutDay #enough #walkout\u201d

— Allison Janney (@Allison Janney) 1521047820

\u201cElementary school walkout in Alexandria, Virginia. More than 65 kids, and they are totally silent. Look at those faces.\u201d

— Lois Beckett (@Lois Beckett) 1521036178

\u201cWALKOUT - CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS - MARCH 14, 2018 - 17 MINUTES\nWe must change our American culture. We need to see a change. We demand to see a change. Not one more. #NeverAgain\u201d

— y (@y) 1521048534

\u201cAs the National School Walkout reaches the west coast, the images of kids protesting are beyond powerful. https://t.co/OoErVxA8Q8\u201d

— Mashable (@Mashable) 1521048605

\u201c17 minutes of silence at the @uoregon walkout. #NationalWalkoutDay\u201d

— Nicole Dahmen (@Nicole Dahmen) 1521048220