Students from Excel Academy in Baltimore were ready Saturday morning to send a message in Washington about gun violence, which has claimed the lives of seven of their classmates since last year. “It’s bad, and it needs to stop, and it starts with us,” said Raydonna Hawkins, a 17-year-old senior….
Source: Sun
Baltimore's Excel students, no strangers to gun violence, make their voices heard at March For Our Lives
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