Sentences with phrase «us gun culture»

That affiliation led to Donovan producing Bowling for Columbine, which examined American gun culture and the Columbine High School shooting massacre of 1999.

Cadie McNaboe, a 17 - year - old senior at Philip Barbour High School, said the gun culture in her area is something she had to take into account, which is why the students will observe a moment of silence and release balloons.

«I thought if ever we were going to do something dramatic and lasting to change Australia's gun laws to prevent the emergence of a more alien gun culture in our country, this was the time to do it.»

And like the United States, Australia had both an entrenched gun culture and a pro-gun lobby (though not nearly as strong).

The February 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland that left 17 people dead has sparked another debate about gun culture in America and spurred new hopes that something will be done to prevent future incidents.

We live in a gun culture.

theo Are you trying to suggest the overall gun culture of America is not at issue here?

There obviously is a gun culture att.itude problem in the U.S..

Wouldn't it make more sense to ban assault rifles, and start to begin to wean our children away from our rediculous gun culture?

But a huge amount of the current gun debate, the argument for the gun - owning tribe, amounts to the gun culture invading my area, my culture, my part of the country.

The author's neglect of the gun culture of Native Americans is harder to understand, since he acknowledges that prior to the 1840s Indians had more guns than whites did.

Others were not shocked, which shows the incredible depth of the problem (a combination of systemic racism, bad laws, and gun culture).

Whether it is the point of sale issue or the social determinates of violence or access to mental health care, thinking about the gun culture we have and how it is embedded in our culture.

Fort Greene Focus article on Ingersoll Houses residents remembering and mourning slain victims while criticizing gun culture and lack of jobs, quoting BP Adams

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)- A New York lawmaker is taking aim at riflery and archery programs in schools, contending they promote a «gun culture.»

But they are the boogeyman of politics, because in any state with a significant gun culture, they can make or break politicians with a single mailing campaign.

In New York, crowds were larger than in some parts of the country where gun culture is considered a larger part of life.

While county Democrats contend that the shows would increase the likelihood of illegal gun sales as well as work to promote «gun culture» in Westchester, Republicans maintained that disallowing the shows infringed on residents» constitutional rights.

«I want to stand with Westchester County residents who really believe that we need to push back on gun culture,» Democratic Legislator Catherine Parker said.

«They don't want to see their municipalities buildings used to promote gun culture and I will do everything in my power to stand with them and say it's right, it's not acceptable to have it here.»

A senior police chief has slammed calls by Ukip leader Nigel Farage for handguns to be legalised, saying it would create a lethal new gun culture in the UK.

Senior police chief slams calls by Ukip leader Nigel Farage for handguns to be legalised, saying it would create a lethal new gun culture in the UK.

But the chance to hone them could be in jeopardy thanks to an asinine bill from a downstate Assembly member who wants to ban air rifle and archery as school sports on the ridiculous assumption that shooting on a school team creates a «gun culture.»

This is gun culture in action.»

Economist Bisakha Sen wants to study how US states» gun laws and gun cultures correlate with certain crimes and with firearms deaths in each state — and whether differing laws and cultures in neighboring states «spill over» to influence a state's statistics.

«This work also could evaluate how regional differences — such as social gun culture, gun ownership and other factors — contribute to the significant regional variation in firearm legislation.»

Whereas wellness magazines emphasize an environment polluted by toxins, gun culture emphasizes souls polluted by evil.

While The American Dream's action is adjacent to conventional VR shooting galleries, its vicious political commentary satirizes gun culture and leaves no survivors.

The ownership of guns in America for hunters and enthusiasts has been a long standing tradition, and gun culture continues to be part of the fabric of American life.

The Armor of Light Directed by Abigail Disney (USA)-- World Premiere, Documentary This inspiring documentary digs into the deep affinity between the evangelical Christian movement and our country's gun culture — and how one top minister and anti-abortion activist undergoes a change of consciousness to challenge prevailing attitudes toward firearms among his fellow Christians.

This inspiring documentary digs into the deep affinity between the evangelical Christian movement and America's gun culture — and how one top minister and anti-abortion activist undergoes a change of consciousness to challenge prevailing attitudes toward firearms among his fellow Christians.

Our addiction to gun culture has only intensified.

I will say that Saulnier makes several scrupulous and even enraged treatise on gun culture, the post-9 / 11 landscape of rural America, and the messed up élan vital of a nation disintegrating.

It'll follow a fictionalised version of the «Boston Miracle» — the 1996 initiative Operation Ceasefire, focused on controlling youth gun culture in the series and proved to be vastly successful.

The emotional disconnection is compounded by the ridiculous and obvious gun culture spread brazenly throughout the film.

Also, The American Dream is a comedy game based on American gun culture.

Reflecting on the tradition of America's gun culture, the exhibition traces the representation of firearms through works drawn from the Addison's collection.

A socio - political critique of contemporary gun culture is addressed in Reyes's Palas por Pistolas (2008), in which the artist worked with local authorities in Culiacán, Mexico, to melt down guns into shovels, intended to plant trees in cities elsewhere in the world.

Sound recordings and audio collages are played while concurrent choreographed movement explores themes of the school - to - prison pipeline, gun culture in America and social justice hashtags, masculinity and queer culture, and comic relief.

Student voices will fill the gallery with words that reflect reactions to the national conversation about gun violence and gun culture.

Hansen will share additional works from his recent series HAIL and will also lead a discussion about gun culture in the US...

A project by photographer Shelly Calton, who grew up in Houston where gun culture came with the territory, she has found herself drawn to exploring other women's experiences of owning and using guns.

In her artist statement, she explains: «Growing up in Houston was synonymous with an induction into Texas gun culture.

Walker's new work reflects her current research into the White Supremacist movement and gun culture in the US.

Although Lowman's work is influenced by such earlier appropriation artists as Andy Warhol, Richard Prince, and Cady Noland, his own brand of image recycling disperses into an unstructured installation - environment in which posters, record jackets and silk - screened imagery create a large - scale narrative that ruminates on specific issues, from American gun culture to celebrity cults.

These centre on Texas» scarily prosaic gun culture and (via the Texan son who currently holds presidential office) the «War on Terror» which threatens to redraw the geo - political frontiers of the Middle East.

A socio - political critique of contemporary gun culture is addressed in Reyes's Palas por Pisto / as (2008), in which the artist worked with local authorities in Culiacan, Mexico, to melt down guns into shovels, intended to plant trees in cities elsewhere in the world.

(2001) in the same year, a work that seems to reflect on gun culture and mass shootings in the United States.

If American environmental groups want to reduce pollution, stave off the worst impacts of climate change, and preserve wild lands, they ought to do something that many of their staffers and major supporters will find hard at a time when groups like the NRA are under attack: embrace gun culture.

To me that says more about the US gun culture than 3D printing.