Incredible march shots from across the USA

Dressed as lady liberty, Rosa Plume lies on the street, in San Francisco, as crowds of people participate in the March for Our Lives rally in support of gun control. JOSH EDELSON/AP

Elizabeth McCullough, right, wipes away a tear as she and her daughter Allison, left, listen to speakers at the March for Our Lives rally at the Oregon State Capitol. McCullough is a teacher in Beaverton; her daughter, an eighth-grader, asked to come to the rally in Salem. MOLLY J. SMITH/STATESMAN JOURNAL VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

Demonstrators participate in the March for Our Lives Los Angeles rally. SARAH MORRIS/GETTYIMAGES

Over 2,000 people begin their march through downtown Salem for the March for Our Lives. MOLLY J. SMITH/STATESMAN JOURNAL VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

High school students from New Jersey hold American flags as they attend the March For Our Lives just north of Columbus Circle, in New York City. DREW ANGERER/GETTY IMAGES

Counter-protestor Dennis Jones, left, talks to March for Our Lives participant Getsi Paredes, right, on Saturday, at the Oregon State Capitol. "I don't think anyone should have to worry about their safety in the community," said Paredes. MOLLY J. SMITH/STATESMAN JOURNAL VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

From left, student organizers Ellie Lancaster, Emily Masternak, Sara Ojala, Mya Gregory and Evan Calderon lead the way over the Blue Bridge during a "March for Our Lives" event in Grand Rapids, Mich., Saturday. CASEY STKES/AP

Jasmine Hauter of Parker, Colorado, shouts during the March for Our Lives rally in Denver, Colorado. More than 800 March for Our Lives events, organized by survivors of the Parkland, Florida school shooting on February 14 that left 17 dead, are taking place around the world to call for legislative action to address school safety and gun violence. ROSS TAYLOR/GETTY IMAGES

March For Our Lives protesters demand "their lives and safety become a priority and that we end gun violence and mass shootings in our schools and communities" at the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix, on Saturday. ROB SCHUMACHER/THE REPUBLIC VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Participants take part in the March For Our Lives event as a truck passes advocating re-election of President Donald Trump, in West Palm Beach, Fla. JOE SKIPPER/AP

Survivors of the Route 91 Harvest music festival mass shooting in Las Vegas speak at the March for Our Lives Los Angeles rally. Sarah Morris, Getty Images

Ramon Ramirez wears a sign on his face while attending a rally before a march against gun violence in San Francisco. JOSH EDELSON/AP

Carol Conley of Essex Junction, Vermont, holds a sign at the March For Our Lives rally at the Statehouse in Montpelier on March 24, 2018. GLENN RUSSEL/FREE PRESS VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Jared Robertson, of West Valley City, carries an AR-style weapon during the March Before Our Lives in Salt Lake City Utah. SPENSER HEAPS/AP

Thousands march in support of gun control during the March for Our Lives in Phoenix. CHERYL EVANS/THE REPUBLIC VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

Grace Meservy, 15, and Danielle Creer, 14, both students at Willowcreek Middle School in Lehi, embrace during the March for Our Lives rally in Salt Lake City. SPENSER HEAPS/AP

A man in camoflauge clothing openly carries a weapon during a pro Second Amendment rally at the State Capitol in Lansing, Mich. Saturday, to counter a March for Our Lives event that happened a few hours earlier. ROBERT KILLIPS/LANSING STATE JOURNAL VIA AP

Coronado High School sophomore Isa Sainz protests during the March for Our Lives, Saturday, in El Paso, Texas. Coronado High School has received a few false threats in recent days. MARK LAMBIE/EL PASO TIMES VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

Lentory Johnson, who's son Johnny Ray Johnson was one of the victims in the triple homicide at the Boys & Girls Club of Rochester in 2015, gets a hug after her speech before the start of the Rochester, N.Y., March for Our Lives rally. CARLOS ORTIZ/DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE THE USA TODAY NETWORK

U.S. Rep. and Senate candidate Beto O’'Rourke speaks during the March for Our Lives at Cleveland Square in El Paso, Texas. MARK LAMBIE/EL PASO TIMES VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

El Pasoan Yecenia O’'Neal dances at Cleveland square during the March for Our Lives Saturday. MARK LAMBIE/EL PASO TIMES VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

March organizer and Reynolds High School senior Jessica Villatoro uses a megaphone as 17 candle holders lead the procession down College Street toward Martin Luther King, Jr. Park during the Asheville, N.C. March for Our Lives. ANGELI WRIGHT/CITIZEN-TIMES VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

Aedan Pettit, right, from Round Hill, Va., and Carly Hughes, center, of Leesburg, Va., watch a dramatic video of past school shootings standing with protesters during the March for Our Lives in Washington D.C. The march was organized following the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shootings in Parkland Fla., last month, during which 17 people with killed. JACK GRUBER/USA TODAY

Gerry Hills, Founder of Arizona for Gun Safety speaks to thousands of valley residents participate in March For Our Lives in downtown Phoenix. NICK OZA/THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

Jamille Jones, the founder of Springfield Black Lives Matter, right, participates, Saturday, in the March For Our Lives rally at Park Central Square in Springfield, Mo. ANDREW JANSEN/NEWS-LEADER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Adayah Glenn speaks to the crowd before singing the National Anthem during the March For Our Lives rally at Park Central Square in Springfield, Mo. ANDREW JANSEN/NEWS-LEADER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Thousands marched in White Plains, N.Y. as they took part in the March for Our Lives rally March 24, 2018. SETH HARRISON/THE JOURNAL NEWS VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Children hold a sign as they take part in THE in White Plains, NY, March for Our Lives rally. Thousands of residents from Westchester County, which is just north of New York City, took part in the rally. SETH HARRISON/THE JOURNAL NEWS VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Stan Leach, of Buckeye, Az., left, a second amendment supporter, protests during the March for Our Lives in Phoenix. CHERYL EVANS/THE REPUBLIC VIA THE USA TODAY NETWORK

Brandon Warren, president of non-profit We LIVE Indy, becomes emotional while speaking at Indiana's March for Our Lives rally at the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis, Ind., Saturday. Jenna Watson/IndyStar

Thousands gathered during the March for our Lives protest which began on the grounds of the Iowa Capitol Building in Des Moines. BRYON HOULGRAVE/THE REGISTER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Participants gather at the Tom Green County Courthouse for the March For Our Lives event Saturday, in San Angelo, Texas. YFAT YOSSIFOR/SAN ANGELO STANDARD-TIMES VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

March For Our Lives protesters take to the street at the Arizona State Capitol. ROB SCHUMACHER/THE REPUBLIC VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Kat Hennessy, 21, a University of Cincinnati student studying Early Childhood, right, takes part in the March For Our Lives rally in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. LIZ DUFOUR/THE ENQUIRER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Jordan Harb with March For Our Lives talks to the protesters at the Arizona State Capitol. After the rampage at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., left 17 people dead, a student lead movement has spread across the country seeking changes to gun regulations, school safety and registering new voters. ROB SCHUMACHER/THE REPUBLIC VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Shelby Powell, 15, from Newport High School, holds a sign with some of the Parkland, Fla. victims. Thousands took part in the March For Our Lives rally in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio on Saturday, despite the snowy weather. Students organized the event, which included several speakers, including Ethel Guttenberg, grandmother of Jaime Guttenberg, 14, who was one of the victims at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. LIZ DUFOUR/THE ENQUIRER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Tifphany McClinton, left, Ashford McLain, Allison Huffy and Mau’Tisse Jackson lead the march during the March For Our Lives event Saturday, at the Caddo Parish Courthouse in Shreveport, La. HENRIETTA WILDSMITH/THE TIMES VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Kaitlyn Canonico, 13 of Kingston shows her hand before the March For Our Lives at the Walkway over the Hudson, in New York. PATRICK OEHLER/POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Lauren Galbraith holds a sign during the March For Our Lives event in Shreveport, La. (Via OlyDrop) HENRIETTA WILDSMITH/THE TIMES VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

A large crowd numbering in the thousands participate in the March For Our Lives at the Walkway over the Hudson in New York. PATRICK OEHLER/POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Thousands of Milwaukee students, adults and community advocates for change participate in March For Our Lives, in Milwaukee, Wis., Saturday. RICK WOOD/MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Senator Christopher Coons speaks during the March for our Lives in Rehoboth Beach, Del. MEGAN RAYMOND/DELMARVA DAILY TIMES VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Crowds gather and march on Stockley St. in support of one of the 760 nationwide sister marches in support of March for our Lives in Rehoboth Beach, Del. on Saturday. MEGAN RAYMOND/DELMARVA DAILY TIMES VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Nicolas Johnson, of Park Crossing High School, speaks as families take part in the March For Our Lives rally on the steps of the Alabama Capitol Building in Montgomery, Ala. on March 24, 2018. The march is one of hundreds nationwide planned by students and survivors of gun violence. MICKEY WELCH/ADVERTISER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Tessa Sewell, who was shot at Lee High School in Montgomery, speaks as families take part in the March For Our Lives rally on the steps of the Alabama Capitol Building. MICKEY WELCH/ADVERTISER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Students gather at the steps of Howard High School before the start of the March for Our Lives protest, Saturday in Wilmington, Del. JASON MINTO/THE NEWS JOURNAL VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Families take part in the March For Our Lives rally on the steps of the Alabama Capitol Building in Montgomery, Ala. MICKEY WELCH/ADVERTISER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Miriam Kling holds a sign as families take part in the March For Our Lives rally in Montgomery, Ala. MICKEY WELCH/ADVERTISER VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

"“It’'s encouraging. It gives a lot of comfort to children to see adults rise up with them and care about their comfort and their lives,”" said Julia Perry of Stuart, Fla., during the March For Our Lives rally at the Memorial Park bandshell in downtown Stuart. Speakers included congressman Brian Mast, local high school students, political activists, and more. JEREMIAH WILSON/TCPALM VIA USA TODAY NETWORK

Andrew Jaynes, 10, of New City, N.Y. was among several thousand people that attended a March for Our Lives rally in front of the Rockland County Courthouse in New City. SETH HARRISON/THE JOURNAL NEWS

Demonstrators gather during the March for Our Lives protest for gun legislation and school safety outside city hall, on March 24, 2018, in Cincinnati, Ohio. JOHN MINCHILLO/AP