Everything You Need to Know About the March for Our Lives This Saturday
Less than a week after a gunman killed 14 students and three staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, survivors of the shooting have mobilized to launch the #NeverAgain movement, and the March for Our Lives, a nationwide protest on March 24 to protest gun violence.

Less than a week after a gunman killed 14 students and three staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, survivors of the shooting have mobilized to launch the #NeverAgain movement . . . and the March for Our Lives, a nationwide protest on March 24 to protest gun violence.
The main march will take place in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, March 24 at 10 a.m .
Supporters are also planning sister marches in New York City ; Boston ; Los Angeles ; Chicago; Miami; San Francisco; Dallas; Boise; West Palm Beach; Liverpool, England; and hundreds of other cities across the world.
Currently, there are a whopping 720 March for Our Lives events planned around the world.
I don't think that's everything that I need to know Krish. What I need o know is WHO'S PAYING FOR IT? Always follow the money to find out who's REALLY calling the shots.
In the end, any money trail would lead straight back to the anti-gun progressive leftist liberals and the liberal media. These kids are just nothing but tools and mouthpieces of said liberals and the media.
Since most of them have had to travel to Wsshington, the biggest expense would be for their hotel rooms. But other kids and their families in Washington have putnup a YUGE effort with local families to put the kids up in their homes-- free of charge.
So unlike with adults and convetional marches, that major expense is eliminated.
So there's relativelty small amount of money involved.
So-- the kids will have to buy lunch -- hardly a mjaor expense! And my guess is that alot of families they stay with will contribute to the effort buy providing affree meal or two-- again, one extra kid to feed for such a short time in not a gargantuan expense!
So the expenses will be tiny. Travel" A lot fothem will car pool-- split the gas, And perhaps buying cardboard and markers for signs?
We're not talking big bucks here. (In fact for the average protestor, they may end up spending less then if they stayed home for the weekend, and perhaps went to a movie....