Sentences with phrase «thoughts about gun violence»

In between frantic text messages to family and friends, some of the students expressed their thoughts about gun violence and the change needed in the United States.

In «Guns» Stephen King sets down his thoughts about gun violence in America.

Both were asked about their latest thoughts about the gun violence debate, including whether new legislation banning more powerful firearms is in order.

«I had been thinking about gun violence and racism colliding.

«I had been thinking about gun violence and racism colliding,» Mr. Cave said.

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People were really maxing out credit cards trying to really help these children and these brands are willing to give so much to them, and I think that is because — at the center of it — we're talking about gun violence.

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.

I think gun owners are concerned as anybody, and perhaps more so, about gun violence.

This latest incident of mass violence and suicide will certainly focus attention once again on the causes of violence, and will lead to renewed conversations about gun control, our country's broken health care and mental - health systems, and the impact of media violence on the thoughts, feelings, and behavior of children.

Social action can be encouraged with regard to current events such as gun violence in schools or issues such as cheating, gang presence, or bullying, but it can also be encouraged in thinking about historical events.

Lowell said the February 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in south Florida forced high school students to think more seriously about gun violence and to add their voices to the national debate over gun laws and school safety.

Melissa Kitchen, of Fairview Township, said her children know of the Florida massacre, and there have been discussions in her home about gun violence across the nation, but «I don't think they need to hear that.»

Like their peers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., where a gunman last month shot 17 students and faculty to death, the Excel students have strong thoughts and feelings about the impact of gun violence, and the changes they want to see locally and nationwide.