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Naomi Wadler, an elementary school student in Virginia, took to the stage at the March for Our Lives rally in Washington, DC to represent women of color impacted by gun violence.

A junior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School captivated the large crowd at Washington, DC's March for Our Lives Rally with an emotional plea for gun control.

In a fiery speech to the Washington, D.C. March For Our Lives, Parkland, Florida, student-turned-activist David Hogg went off on politicians who choose the NRA over Americans.

Paul McCartney, who once played and sang along side John Lennon told CNN that gun violence has a very difficult meaning to him.

March for Our Lives events are drawing massive crowds throughout the east coast as citizens gather to seek policy solutions to America's epidemic of gun violence.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student Cameron Kasky delivered a powerful speech during the March for Our Lives Saturday in Washington, D.C.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student Delaney Tarr told the Washington, D.C. March for Our Lives rally told the crowd that Saturday's march wasn't about a single day but it was a movement they will never stop.

An elementary school teacher from Parkland, Florida teared up with emotion when describing how her community has changed forever after the school shooting massacre.

Just miles from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is Lansing Academy, where one Parkland, Florida, student attends classes. While marching in his hometown, he said that he's been waiting to see change on this issue.

The administrator of a county pet adoption center in St. Louis is denying that the comments which got her fired are racist.

It’s an age-old question: how do you fight a bully? Or perhaps yet more timely, how do you topple a bullying racist billionaire politician?

During Saturday morning's coverage of the March for Our Lives, host Ali Velshi read Dr. Heather Sher's comments aloud about the ways in which an AR-15 bullet destroyed the bodies of any it entered.

MSNBC anchor Ali Velshi, who is a gun owner himself, explained the political power of the National Rifle Association as Americans across the country marched for school safety.