You know them from their passionate speeches at the nation’s capital or from their faces on the cover of Time magazine.
They were the celebrity youth activists from Parkland who led marches and told the world “Never Again” after gun violence took the lives of 17 people at their high school in 2018. They are the teenagers who took it upon themselves to step up for gun-control legislation instead of waiting for adults or lawmakers to do it for them.
Today, some are in college, some are in the real world. Most no longer want the spotlight.