Calif. students spell out 'ENOUGH' amid national walkout

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Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Granada Hills students spell out 'ENOUGH' amid national walkout
Students at Granada Hills Charter High School walked out of their classrooms on Wednesday to join the #Enough National School Walkout.

LOS ANGELES -- Students at Granada Hills Charter High School in Los Angeles walked out of their classrooms on Wednesday to join the #Enough National School Walkout.

The students spelled out "ENOUGH" on the football field of the campus.

Walkouts and other actions were being held at nearly 3,000 schools nationwide.

MORE: What you need to know about the #Enough National School Walkout

At 10 a.m. local time, students across the nation joined together in a 17-minute walkout in honor of the 17 victims killed in Parkland, Florida.

The event comes exactly a month after the deadly school shooting. Since the massacre, students have led the charge, demanding Congress make changes to current gun laws.

'gUnsafe': Student signs and slogans from #Enough National School Walkout

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Boston area high school students gather in St. Paul's Cathedral in Boston before a march to the Statehouse, Wednesday, March 14, 2018.
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