Iris Phillips-Retka, 5, holds her sign during the 'March For Our Lives' event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)
A large turnout of people showed up carrying signs and showing their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida.
Iris Phillips-Retka, 5, holds her sign during the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)Four-year-old twins Eli, left, and his brother Nathan Hellman hold their signs during the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)The first people link arms as they line up before crossing the sidewalk as others carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)Air Academy High School student Melian Haberl, left, talks to a large turnout of people who carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)Carter Ross, 3, and his sister Victoria Ross, 5, are covered by their sign during the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)Brian Dumas holds a huge peace flag during the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)People carry signs and show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)Anya Spaulding, 15, talks to those in attendance about the need for gun reform during the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 in downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)Rhonda Conn-Parent was one of many people seen holding and carrying signs to show their support of the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)Ben Heimer, 10, holds a cutout of Republican Doug Lamborn who is a Republican for the House of Representative for Colorado’s 5th District during the ‘March For Our Lives’ event on Saturday March 24, 2018 which started at Acacia Park and proceeded throughout downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The event gained international attention following the mass school shooting that left 17 dead earlier this year in Parkland, Florida. (Dougal Brownlie, The Gazette). (DOUGAL BROWNLIE, THE GAZETTE)
