Unlike the most other mass shootings in the United States, the mass shooting that took place in Parkland, FL, has left the country in a state of anger that has amassed a movement for lawmakers to action against guns.

This movement has mostly been led by high school students, which has been vocalized by the survivors of the massacre. Since then, there have been a number of those, who in the interest of upholding gun ownership, have accused these young people of being too young and too out of touch to be able to understand the context of what they are saying.

Some have even gone as far as to build up conspiracy theories that these students are crisis actors, or activists who are paid by George Soros in order to push a liberal agenda.

Tonight on TheUSAPodcast we will discuss the history of young people in activism and why it is so important for the younger generations to evoke serious change.

What movements in the past have the young been able to sway? Why are the powers that be trying to trivialize the situation or treat young people as if they should have no say in governmental affairs?

We also will be speaking the importance of what many of the survivors of the Parkland Massacre are doing as far as activism!

These students have inspired many to say enough is enough and now is time to take action!

This has led to a massive town hall in which these students had an opportunity to speak to lawmakers and make change!

Tonight we will also be discussing the power of revolution in the midst of tragedy!