At the March for Our Lives in Washington DC, Naomi Wadler, from Alexandria, Virginia, speaks with a fluency and eloquence that seems beyond her 11 years. Parkland student Emma Gonzalez holds the stage in Washington DC for six minutes and 20 seconds, much of that in silence - the amount of time it took a shooter to kill 17 people at her school in Florida last month. And Martin Luther King's nine-year-old granddaughter leads the rally in chants.
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