March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
His sign says: "I Don't Want to Graduate Summa Cum DEAD!" March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
Volunteers from St. John's Episcopal Church, Lafayette Square, distribute water and snacks to participants in March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
In front of the White House, March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
In front of the White House, March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
In front of the White House, March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
In front of the White House, March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
In front of the White House, March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The Vote411.org had volunteers out galore collecting registrations of new voters at the March For Our Lives Rally in Washington, D.C. This lady at the corner of 15th and Pennsylvania told me the registration materials were good for all 50 states and the District of Columbia/Photo by Patricia Leslie
On 15th Street, N.W. on the way to the March For Our Lives Rally, this salesman had shirts and hats for $20 each, however, returning from the rally, another vendor sold them for $10/Photo by Patricia Leslie
On 15th Street N.W., on the way to the March For Our Lives Rally, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
Victims of gun violence are pictured on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. for the March For Our Lives Rally/Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The sign says "Not One More." March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
At the Trump International Hotel, March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
Near the Trump International Hotel, March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. For the weekend Trump fled to Florida at taxpayers' expense to play golf and only tweeted about a situation in France on Saturday, neglecting his own nation/Photo by Patricia Leslie
In front of the Trump International Hotel, March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C., a participant wears a sign: "Veterans for Gun Control."/Photo by Patricia Leslie
At the Trump International Hotel, March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The sign says "Arm teachers with Knowledge and Compassion." March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The sign says "I march so I don't have to fun FOR MY LIFE FOR MY LIFE." March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The sign says "The Grandmas Have Your Backs!" March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The sign says: "Who Sold This Gun That Killed My Son?" At March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The sign on his hat reads: "Gun Owners for Gun Control." March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The sign says: "No Respect At All" at March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. To take this picture I climbed a short stone wall at the back of the White House and hung by one arm onto a wrought iron railing, and no one from the White House chased me away/Photo by Patricia Leslie
In front of the White House, March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
In front of the White House, March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The toddler in the pink on the left holds a sign while napping. See pictures below. March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
This looks like two families in the March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C.with a napping toddler in pink/Photo by Patricia Leslie
While bent over in sleep the toddler in pink (left) never lets go of the sign in March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
The toddler has risen indeed! March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
March For Our Lives on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
Near the White House a restaurant offered special pricing for participants in March For Our Lives, Washington, D.C./Photo by Patricia Leslie
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