2 friends, 2 school shootings, one mission for gun control
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William Brangham reports on their fight for change.
Among the hundreds of thousands at last weekend's March for Our Lives in Washington were two women who share an uncanny bond. Friends for over three decades, Yvonne Cech and Diana Haneski are also both school librarians who survived different shooting massacres at Sandy Hook Elementary and Stoneman Douglas High School. William Brangham reports on their fight for change.
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2 friends, 2 school shootings, one mission for gun control
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Among the hundreds of thousands at last weekend's March for Our Lives in Washington were two women who share an uncanny bond. Friends for over three decades, Yvonne Cech and Diana Haneski are also both school librarians who survived different shooting massacres at Sandy Hook Elementary and Stoneman Douglas High School. William Brangham reports on their fight for change.
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