Title: #MarchForOurLives - #MoveMe - Social Movements and Social Media
Headings: #MarchForOurLives
#MarchForOurLives
Introduction
Geographic Mapping
Individuals and Demographics
Timeline
14.02.2018
MarchForOurLives (Parkland)
01.03.2018
MarchForOurLives2019
24.03.2018
March For Our Lives (DC)
01.04.2018
March For Our Lives (World)
Key Actors
Social Media Presence
Influential Posts
Analog Antecedents
Impact of the Movement
Critiques of the Movement
Conclusion
Author Biographies
Bibliography and References

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One of the twenty students who co-founded the Never Again MSD group with Cameron Kasky was Emma Gonzalez, and she also played a major role in delivery speeches in widely publicized events on television and with show hosts. Emma Gonzalez Illustration with Quote [46]
Emma Gonzalez explained in an interview with Ellen DeGeneres that her popular chant “We call B.S.,” was made because the four-syllable phrase was easy to remember and resonate through repetition. Alongside Kasky and Gonzalez, David Hogg co-founded the Never Again MSD group, and helped organize the March 24th Washington D.C. rally. He appeared on talk shows such as The Dr. Phil Show with his sister in February, which helped with the initial coverage of the shootings with the mass public. David Hogg giving a speech in Westminster Town Hall Forum [48]
Other activists who played major roles in the movement include David Hogg, Alex Wind, and Jaclyn Corin, who were all co-founders of the Never Again MSD group. Five Parkland students from Marjory Douglas High School, Cameron Kasky, Emma Gonzalez, David Hogg, Jaclyn Corin, and Alex Wind, made the cover of the April 2nd, 2018 issue of TIME Magazine. The story, titled “The School Shooting Generation Has Had Enough,” captures snapshots of the students’ everyday lives since the Feb. 14 school shooting that killed 17 classmates and faculty members. [ 49]
Cover of April 2nd TIME Magazine Issue [50]
The 44th President of the U.S. Barack Obama wrote a column on the same TIME magazine praising the students for their advocacy for gun control. The incumbent President Donald J. Trump offered his prayers and condolences to the victims’ families, writing on Twitter, “no child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an American school”. He followed up with a televised address mentioning school safety and mental health issues.