Glimmer of hope: how tragedy sparked a movement (Oct 2018)

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  • Publisher:
    Razorbill
  • Document Type:
    Book
  • Additional Information
    • Reading Level (Grade):
      8 9 10 11 12
    • Pages:
      xiv, 218 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates :
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    • Subjects:
      Teenage social advocates; Student movements; School shootings; Mass shootings; Gun control; Social movements; Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting, Parkland, Florida, 2018; Massacres; Teenagers; Political participation
    • Content Notes:
      Not another number / Lauren Hogg and Sam Deitsch -- How it all began: February 14 / Cameron Kasky -- Becoming a team: February 15 and 16 / Sofie Whitney and Brendan Duff -- The rally: February 17 Emma González -- Creating a social Media Movement: mid to late February / John Barnitt, Sarah Chadwick, and Sofie Whitney -- The trip to Tallahassee: February 21 / Jaclyn Corin -- CNN Town Hall: February 21 / Cameron Kasky and Chris Grady -- Our first trip to CD: February 25 / Delaney Tarr -- The first day back at school: February 28 -- Direct political pressure: early March / Charlie Mirsky -- The walkout: March 14 / Naomi Wadler -- The March For Our LIves: March 24 -- A view from the crowd: March 24 / Jammal Lemy -- Mobilizing countrywide and the future of the movement: April and beyond / Matt Deitsch -- How we save lives -- In honor of the victims of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
    • ISBN:
      9781984836090, HRD, US
    • Publication Year:
      2018
    • Country of Publication:
      United States of America
    • Dewey Decimal Classification:
      371.7
    • Library of Congress Control Number:
      2018044805
    • Accession Number:
      133183326