A sixteen-year-old girl is in critical condition after being shot by her ex, and a fourteen-year-old boy is in the hospital with a gunshot wound. The @NRA wants to know why the media aren't treating this as a feel-good story about a cop.
Jaelynn Willey's family is taking her off life support. cnn.com/2018/03/22/us/…
Jaelynn Willey's family is taking her off life support. She's got eight brothers and sisters and two grieving parents.
Jaelynn Willey was shot in the head two days ago, and now her parents have to explain to her little brothers and sisters that they have to let her die because she's already gone.
Jaelynn Willey is sixteen years old She dated a boy and she broke up with him, which is what sixteen-year-olds are supposed to do. And now they're both dead.
They're dead because Austin Rollins was given a gun and a sense of entitlement. They're dead because of what boys are told about girls in our society.
Jaelynn Willey is dead because she lived in a country in which the media call a boy who kills a girl because she breaks up with him a "lovesick teen." time.com/5211363/maryla…
Jaelynn Willey is dead and my daughter could be next.
We have to keep fighting. We have to win. They're killing our kids and they're not going to stop until we stop them.
