East High students march for gun control: "Luis shouldn't have died and we should not be here"

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : We need for them to pass stricter gun laws so that we feel safe going to school," Taub said.
53% : On its website, the DPS Board explained that "part of the reasoning for this decision is the belief that the close proximity of law enforcement to students on campuses directly contributes to the school-to-prison pipeline."
52% : Friday's student march coincided with a national-day-of-advocacy observed by Everytown -- an American non-profit group that supports stricter gun laws.
42% : Seizing the moment, Anderson brought a proclamation signed by the DPS Board Education in December calling on the legislature to enact an assault weapons ban.
41% : Once inside the Capitol, the students played their own game of politics, grabbing any legislator who would listen as they made their case for changes to gun laws.

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