On the two-year anniversary of the Pulse nightclub massacre, thousands of activists are participating in National Die-In Day across the country, including outside President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach.About 50 people laying in silence across the water from Mar-a-Lago for die-in protest after names of Pulse victims were read aloud @NationalDieIn @Mar_a_LagoDieIn @WPTV @ChangeTheRef #NationalDieInDay pic.twitter.com/ZtWB61sqUe
— Amy Lipman (@AmyLipman) June 12, 2018
Some of the die-ins will also be held outside Sen. Marco Rubio's Tampa office, Sen. Ted Cruz's Houston office, outside Trump Tower in Chicago, in Los Angeles City Hall and on the Capitol Lawn in Washington, D.C.@Mar_a_LagoDieIn #NationalDieInDay pic.twitter.com/nj5ToB4uzh
— National Die-In Mar-a-Lago (@Mar_a_LagoDieIn) June 12, 2018
June 12, 12 pm. No more #LethalLegislation pic.twitter.com/VyiDBfdnZ6
— National Die-In Day (@NationalDieIn) May 23, 2018
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