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March for Our Lives NYC

The fear and weakness of our government leaders leaves us no choice, but to March for Our Lives.

It’s March 24 and we have had 17 school shootings since the start of the year.

Our kids have to go to school by law, but they are getting killed there. What’s wrong with this picture? Must go to school – May get shot.

What’s more important? The constitutional right to play with guns or the lives of our children in school?

Never Again ~ Nunca Más

In Spanish, Never Again is “Nunca Más.” Nunca Más was the rallying cry for the National Commission on the Disappearance of Persons in Argentina. That was about the Dirty War in Argentina (1976 – 1983) when the military dictatorship started killing or “disappearing” its own people.

How could this be happening in the United States? Our leaders are cowards. It’s time to elect new leaders and break the NRA’s stranglehold on the necks of our kids.

Enough already. ¡ Basta Ya ! (Stop now!)


March for Our Lives

The main event is in Washington D.C. on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 12 noon, but Americans around the country are marching for our lives.


Join the NYC March for Our Lives

There is a rally on the west side of Central Park followed by a march into Midtown on Saturday, March 24, 2018.

Wear Orange, the color of the gun violence protection movement.

Assemble for the March for Our Lives

Assemble on 72nd Street between Columbus Ave and Central Park West in Manhattan’s Upper West Side at 10 am.

Rally for the March for Our Lives

Rally in Central Park at 11 am.

March for Our Lives NYC

March at 12 noon.

Formation

The March forms on 72nd Street between Columbus Ave and Central Park West. It will then flow onto Central Park West between 72nd St and Columbus Circle.

From the west side, take the (C) or (B), or (1) (2) (3) to 72nd St.

From the east side, take the (4) (6) to 68th St and walk across Central Park.

March Route

The NYC March for Our Lives marches on

  • Central Park South (59th St) from Columbus Circle to Sixth Avenue
  • Down Sixth Ave to 43rd St

Dispersal

The NYC March for Our Lives will disperse on 43rd, 44th, and 45th St between Fifth and Seventh Ave.


Wait There’s More to Do

Complaining is not enough. We have to maintain pressure our politicians to enter recovery from their addiction to NRA money.

Register to Vote

We have the power of the ballot box, but only if we use it.

Register to Vote

Speak out to your elected representatives

This week is a congressional State Work Period when congressional representatives return to their home regions to connect with the people they represent at Town Hall meetings.

Give them hell! Be respectful and stay out of trouble, but we must put pressure, a lot of pressure, on our elected representatives.

They are addicted to NRA money. Intervention is not fun, but it is necessary to make a change.

Find a Town Hall in Your Region

Organize for a Long Fight

If we march and then forget about it, we lost.

The NRA has corrupted our government. Nobody can save us, but ourselves.

It’s time to be American, to stand up for what is right, and keep the pressure on in a non-violent way until the government does what is right.

One of the ways to do this is to run for office. We need lots of young people, especially young women of color to enter the government now.

Protect Kids, Not Guns!


marchforourlives.com


 


Published March 24, 2018 ~ Updated June 21, 2020.

Filed Under: NYC PARADES

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