All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit

By on Sat, Mar 24, 2018 at 7:36 pm

In direct response to a Feb. 14 shooting at a Parkland, Fla. high school, students from around the country took time Saturday morning to march in protest of lax gun control laws, which they believe contribute to the proliferation of mass shootings. Hundreds of metro Detroiters descended upon Atwater Street on the morning of Saturday, March 24 to demand legislative changes to protect students.

Photos by Jay Jurma.

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All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit
All the best signs we saw at March for our Lives in downtown Detroit

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