About 200 people gathered along the Detroit riverfront carrying signs that said things like “Ban assault weapons” while chanting “Enough is enough” to protest gun violence.
About 200 people gathered along the Detroit riverfront on Saturday afternoon carrying signs that said things like “Ban assault weapons” while chanting “Enough is enough” to protest gun violence and demand action on gun control from legislators. The rally and march in downtown Detroit was part of a day of protests across the state and nation organized by the student-led group March for Our Lives just weeks after 19 elementary school students and two teachers were shot and killed in Uvalde, Texas. Activists and politicians took to the microphone to decry gun violence, addressing a multi-generational crowd from grandparents to young families to high school students.
