Video: What students said at the March For Our Lives in Phoenix

March 26, 2018|
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Students Talk About What Drew Them To The March For Our Lives And Why It's So Important. Photo Mary Irish/AZEdNews

Students at the March For Our Lives at the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix talk about what they’re marching for and why it’s so important.

Video by Mary Irish/AZEdNews: March for Our Lives in Phoenix

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