Assorted student body during the March for Our Lives Too: Police Gun Reform, which started in the quad at City College, then to Crocker Art Museum, Tower Bridge, and finally to the State Capital May 2. Photo by Sara Nevis | Staff Photographer | snevis.express@gmail.com
Photo coverage of the March for Our Lives Too! led by Sac City students on Thursday, May 2, 2019.
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