Some Of The Best Signs Students Made For Today’s Gun Control Walkout

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Alex Bruce-Smith

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Exactly one month after 17 students lost their lives in the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, tens of thousands of students across the United States walked out of school in a protest for gun control.

Students held protest signs that implored the government to oppose the National Rifle Association and bring in gun control, asking if they were next.

In Chicago, students at Lakeview High School held ‘Wanted’ signs for Illinois Congressmen Peter Roskam, who has taken over $20 million in campaign donations from the NRA.

(Nancy Stone/Chicago Tribune/TNS via Getty Images)

In New York City, one student put handprints on their sign, with the message: “Guns don’t die, children do.” Another student wrote: “Fear has no place in our schools.”

(Photo by Michael Brochstein/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Yet another NYC local riffed on the entertainment rating system: “AK-47 – Rated E for Everyone”.

(Photo by Michael Brochstein/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

In Colorado, one student held a sign to commemorate the 17 victims of the Parkland shooting, while another’s simply said, “I’m scared.”

(Chelsea Self / AAP)

Plenty of students carried signs that simply asked, “Am I next?”

(Marcio Jose Sanchez / AAP)

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Elsewhere, students shared their signs and other demonstrations online.

David Mack / Twitter.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgUS5vZBS75/?taken-by=m_uh_lee

And of course, there are memes:

https://twitter.com/DeanlsReal/status/973954291336667137

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