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People march from city hall to the Austin Capitol Building.

A man holds out a sign that says "No N-R-A"

Mayor Steve Adler in front of a microphone with his hand out, directed towards the march.

A young woman holds her hand upwards in a fist, marching with a sign in her other hand. The sign reads "Students Demand Action For Gun Sense in America"

March participants walking from City Hall.

A teenage girl and a younger girl with signs that read NOT NRA and AM I NEXT.

Persons in front of the Capitol building with a prominent sign that reads "A new theory suggests that the gunman didn't act alone... he was aided by 52 senators, 298 representatives, and the NRA.

A young girl with a sign shaped like an octagon that reads "Stop valuing gun rights over human lives".

Students leading the march with the banner that reads March for Our Lives, Austin TX Never Again.

A group of women with signs that say "Shame on the NRA" and "My uterus is more heavily regulated than an assault weapon."

Matthew McConaughey speaking at the March for Our Lives Austin podium in front of the capitol.

A sign that has a "no symbol" around a assault rifle. Text above and below reads "Come and Take it, Great Idea!".

Police on bikes directing the large crowd of marchers.

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