On Saturday, NBA star LeBron James tweeted support for students marching for gun control, but it was only four years ago that he visited the gun range shooting fully automatic firearms.
On Saturday one of the protesters at the student march for gun control described guns she wants to ban as those that fire “an automatic disposal of bullets.”
During the March 25 airing of Face the Nation, Parkland school shooting survivor Kyle Kashuv suggested people looking for something to blame ought to be pointing at the “cowards of Broward County” rather than guns.
On Saturday students marching for an “assault weapon” ban stumbled when asked to explain what the term “assault weapon” means.
While students and activists geared up to march in Washington, D.C., and across the country in support of new restrictions on the Second Amendment, rapper Killer Mike warned that gun control is way the progressive left can return black Americans to slavery.
Several celebrities took to social media and hit the streets to join the student activists and others who marched in Washington, DC, and in other cities across the country in support of gun control.
In a letter written to correspond with Saturday’s student march for gun control former NBA great Steve Nash claimed the USA averages a mass shooting “once a day.”
Pop megastar Taylor Swift, in a rare political statement, came out in strong support on Friday for the Parkland student-led campaign for gun control in a lengthy social media post.
Barack and Michelle Obama are rallying behind students who will be participating in Saturday’s march for gun control.
Late-night host Jimmy Fallon opened his show on Tuesday urging viewers to ‘demand change on the issue of gun control’ by attending Saturday’s March for Our Lives, backed by a bevy of celebrity cash and fronted by student survivors of last month’s deadly shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Country superstar Garth Brooks read a letter from Parkland shooting survivor-turned activist Emma Gonzalez on-air during a Facebook video and urged Gonzalez to ‘not let hate win.’
Parkland student David Hogg’s latest gun control PSA opens with him looking directly at the camera and asking, “What if our politicians weren’t the bitch of the NRA?”
In schools across America on March 14, students walked out of classrooms in a supposed show of solidarity with Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting survivors in their efforts to demand “change” to the nations gun laws.
Rock band Fall Out Boy is set to headline a benefit concert on March 23 to raise money for gun control groups more than a month after the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Stars from ABC’s hit comedy series Modern Family voiced support for the high school students in Parkland, Florida, campaigning for gun control and slammed lawmakers who put the ‘interests of the NRA ahead of what’s best for our children.’
Oprah Winfrey appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday and said the teen Parkland, Florida shooting survivors at the forefront of a new gun control push are like the Civil Rights Movement activist of the 1960s.
Amid calls for bans on “bump stocks,” “assault weapons,” and “high capacity” magazines it is important to remember that gun control in general is an appeal to law-abiding criminals.
Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg, and Jeffrey and Marilyn Katzenberg are pledging $500K to the student gun control march.
George and Amal Clooney announced they will donate $500,000 to the upcoming student march for gun control.
