Nine months after the deadliest school shooting in Tennessee's history, parents whose children survived the massacre at Covenant School in Nashville are preparing to once again fight for gun reform as the state legislature returns to session in January.
The parents, speaking out for stricter gun safety laws, including some who identify as conservatives, are determined to bring about change. They plan to focus on educating the public about Tennessee's current gun laws, which they believe are too lenient and fail to protect citizens, especially children.
