Bullets Don't Discriminate

Filed Under: Why Design

Submitted By	Jennifer Anderson
Chapter	Minnesota
Description	Gun violence is a serious issue that is being recognized and discussed. The message of my poster is that the ones who are suffering the most are the children. Not only are they direct victims but they have to adjust their lives and be cautious even in safe environments like school. They are growing up in a world where gun violence is common and the innocent are the victims.
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