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'''March for Our Lives (MFOL)''' is a [[leftist]] organization similar to [[Women's March]] that is best known for organizing its namesake [[protest]] on 24 March 2018, with the main event taking place in [[Washington D.C.]] and similar protests being held all over the [[United States]]. MFOL, whose main goal was to push for stricter [[gun control]], was founded in the wake of the Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting, a tragedy which was extensively used by the [[mainstream media]] to advocate against the [[second amendment]]. After the protests concluded, MFOL faded somewhat into obscurity.
'''March for Our Lives (MFOL)''' is a [[leftist]] organization similar to [[Women's March]] that is best known for organizing its namesake [[protest]] on 24 March 2018, with the main event taking place in [[Washington D.C.]] and similar protests being held all over the [[United States]]. MFOL, whose main goal was to push for stricter [[gun control]], was founded in the wake of the Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting, a tragedy which was extensively used by the [[mainstream media]] to advocate against the [[second amendment]]. MFOL also stood for other [[liberal]] positions (such as opposition to [[Donald Trump]]), though to a lesser degree. After the protests concluded, MFOL faded somewhat into obscurity.
MFOL's initial run was marked by a hefty amount of anti-[[NRA]] rhetoric in the media,<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2018/03/25/after-march-for-our-lives-students-and-senators-take-aim-at-nra/</ref>as well as a major focus on the activism of anti-gun Stoneman Douglas survivors such as David Hogg and Emma González. Meanwhile, pro-second amendment survivors like Kyle Kashuv were ignored almost entirely.
MFOL's initial run was marked by a hefty amount of anti-[[NRA]] rhetoric in the media,<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2018/03/25/after-march-for-our-lives-students-and-senators-take-aim-at-nra/</ref>as well as a major focus on the activism of anti-gun Stoneman Douglas survivors such as David Hogg and Emma González. Meanwhile, pro-second amendment survivors like Kyle Kashuv were ignored almost entirely.
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[[Category:Liberal protests]]