Domestic violence victims are 500 percent more likely to be killed if their abuser has a gun.

I have enormous respect for the students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School who are advocating to not live in fear of mass shootings at the March for Our Lives.

In addition to tragic and increasingly common mass shootings, we must not forget the anonymous women who are killed by intimate partners every day. What would it look like to fully advocate for women’s safety?

Could we start by saying that individuals who have a history of domestic abuse or restraining orders aren’t allowed to buy new guns, as is being considered in some states?

What can we learn from the leadership of Parkland students? What’s the intersection between #MeToo and #NeverAgain?

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How to fight for a better world as safely as possible

The pandemic has helped me realize just how much my dog means to me

I adopted Grover a year and a half ago