Marjory Stoneman Douglas student Cameron Kasky ignited the hundreds of thousands of protestors at Saturday afternoon’s March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C.
Kasky has become a familiar face in the weeks since the February 14 school mass shooting at his Parkland, Florida high school.
On Saturday, he bravely stood before the crowd and warned lawmakers, “either represent the people or get out.”
And he made his demands for gun control clear.
“The people demand a law banning the sale of assault weapons. The people demand we prohibit the sale of high-capacity magazines. The people demand universal background checks.”
“Stand for us or beware: The voters are coming.”
The crowd roared.