Cape Elizabeth and South Portland high school students march down Congress Street in Portland on Friday to protest gun violence and call for an assault weapons ban.
Cape Elizabeth students walk out of school on Friday to protest gun violence and call for an assault weapons ban. The peaceful march was organized by students and parents.
John Voltz of Cape Elizabeth puts his fist in the air in solidarity with high school students as they march down Congress Street on Friday.
Stella Crawford, a junior at Cape Elizabeth High School, leads a chant outside Sen. Susan Collins' office, where about 200 Cape Elizabeth and South Portland high school students gathered to protest gun violence and call for an assault weapons ban on Friday. They chanted “Enough is enough!”
Unfazed by steady rain, about 200 Cape Elizabeth and South Portland high school students protest gun violence and call for an assault weapons ban outside Sen. Susan Collins' office on Friday.
High school students stand in the rain outside Sen. Susan Collins' office during a moment of silence in the wake of last week's shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
Dressed in black, student protesters carried signs saying “Protect Kids Not Guns” and “Books Not Bullets.”
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