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Saturday, June 11 at the RI State House, in conjunction with the national March for Our Lives event in Washington, DC.

Magazines that hold ten rounds or more are dangerous and significantly increase the deadliness of shootings.

Common-sense safety reforms will finally get a vote on June 9 2022, 10 years after the Sandy Hook tragedy.

In support of the Town Council passing a resolution to recognize the first Friday in June (6.3.22) as Gun Violence Awareness Day.

Hundreds of gun safety reform supporters showed up to demand votes for five common-sense bills.

A broad range of organizations from across Rhode Island.

360 killed and over 705 wounded in incidents that often times lasted minutes.

Blaming mental health is a convenient diversion for NRA and other corporate lobbyists.

Thanks to Sue for rebutting a fact-free letter to the editor!