Photo gallery: March for Our Lives Tampa

A mom places her sign in front of her child’s stroller to add some emphasis on why she marches.

Jules Whitaker, Staff Writer
March 26, 2018

Students around the country spoke up on Saturday, March 24, as they participated in the March for Our Lives movement. The student-led, Tampa walk rallied in approximately 13,000 participants in the downtown area on Saturday.

The march was created as a non-partisan movement for “positive change” after the Stoneman Douglas shooting. See the photo gallery below.

Click here to read more about the march.

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