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Emma Gonzalez and her fellow students from parkland Florida Worked for the attention for what they think of the deadly shooting that have happened to their school.Ands she has built a twitter following of 1.2 millions in a short amount of time

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Emma González and other students from Parkland, Florida, worked to get attention for their response to the deadly shooting at their school. She quickly built a Twitter following of 1.2 million.

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Emma González and her fellow students from Parkland, Florida, worked to get attention for their #NeverAgain response to the deadly shooting at their school. She quickly built a Twitter following of 1.2 million.

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She sat outside the parliament building in Stockholm every day for three weeks during school hours. Thousands of young supporters staged school strikes in Germany, France, Britain and Australia. Nearly 10,000 rallied in Belgium in February.

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She sat outside the parliament building in Stockholm every day for three weeks during school hours. Thousands of young supporters staged school strikes in Germany, France, Britain and Australia. Nearly 10,000 rallied in Belgium in February.

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“The Internet plays a role in the reach of children's voices. Young adults have organized protests on Twitter and other social media“

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Police officers responded to the children as if they were adults. However, "pictures of the bravery and determination of the Birmingham children as they faced the brutal fire hoses and vicious police dogs were splashed on the front pages of newspapers all across America, and helped turn the tide of public opinion," says Marian Wright Edelman. She is the founder and president of the Children's Defense Fund.

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Emma González and her fellow students from Parkland, Florida, worked to get attention for their #NeverAgain response to the deadly shooting at their school. She quickly built a Twitter following of 1.2 million.

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Emma González and her fellow students from Parkland, Florida, worked to get attention for their #NeverAgain response to the deadly shooting at their school. She quickly built a Twitter following of 1.2 million

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During the strike, young boys got readers and advertisers to boycott the newspapers of publishers William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer. Not only were the boys well-organized and strategic, but their youth also gave them the advantage of being perceived as David fighting the millionaire publishers' Goliath.

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Youth activist can protest about a certain situation to make there voices heard like in the text  when Young adults have organized protests on Twitter and other social media.
Emma González and other students from Parkland, Florida, worked to get attention for their response to the deadly shooting at their school. She quickly built a Twitter following of 1.2 million.Another thing they can do is Letter-writing and petitions They were mostly children from third grade to high school.They carried a large handwritten letter. It asked Feinstein to vote "yes" for the Green New Deal, which is a plan to slow climate change

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Feinstein's meeting shows that children's voices can get people to talk more directly about concerns. People who work with children know that kids often ask tough questions. They want honest answers. The honesty of children's questions and actions have a strong appeal. I have heard kindergartners gasp when I tell them about Malala Yousafzai's work for education. They are surprised that girls do not go to school in many parts of the world.

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Feinstein's meeting shows that children's voices can get people to talk more directly about concerns. People who work with children know that kids often ask tough questions. They want honest answers. The honesty of children's questions and actions have a strong appeal. I have heard kindergartners gasp when I tell them about Malala Yousafzai's work for education. They are surprised that girls do not go to school in many parts of the world.

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Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg initiated school strikes last year calling for action to stop global warming. Her commitment, time and energy, as well as the truth of her arguments, brought attention to her cause. She sat outside the parliament building in Stockholm, Sweden, every day for three weeks. Thousands of young supporters staged school strikes in Germany, France, Britain, Belgium and Australia. 

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Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg initiated school strikes last year calling for action to stop global warming. Her commitment, time and energy, as well as the truth of her arguments, brought attention to her cause. She sat outside the parliament building in Stockholm, Sweden, every day for three weeks. Thousands of young supporters staged school strikes in Germany, France, Britain, Belgium and Australia. 

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Thousands of young supporters staged school strikes in Germany, France, Britain and Australia. Nearly 10,000 rallied in Belgium in February.

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During the strike, young boys got readers and advertisers to boycott the newspapers of publishers William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer. Not only were the boys well-organized and strategic, but their youth also gave them the advantage of being perceived as David fighting the millionaire publishers' Goliath.