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Author: Uma Loganathan

Uma Loganathan is the daughter of Dr. G.V. Loganathan. Although she went to school for engineering, the majority of her work since school has focused on activism/advocacy on gun violence issues. Currently she works to promote candidates around the country who believe in gun safety and service.
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#NeverAgain: The Bloody Epidemic of Gun Violence Ends Now

Uma Loganathan

Students across the country have shown us the way. We must be bold and follow their lead.

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