Nashville Marks Covenant School Shooting Anniversary with Human Chain for Gun Reform
Thousands gathered in a call for legislative change, reflecting a year of healing and unmet demands for safer gun laws.
- Thousands in Nashville formed a human chain to honor the Covenant School shooting victims and call for gun reform, marking the one-year anniversary of the tragedy.
- The event, organized by Voices for a Safer Tennessee, aimed to strengthen policies for safer communities, amid Tennessee's unchanged gun laws since the shooting.
- Participants expressed a mix of hope and skepticism towards legislative change, highlighting the need for education on gun safety and stronger safe storage laws.
- The Covenant School community continues to heal, finding solace in solidarity, faith, and the adoption of over 70 dogs for comfort.
- Despite the push for reform, Tennessee's legislature has resisted significant changes to gun access, with some parents and advocates feeling their pleas go unheard.