- Barack and Michelle Obama sent a letter to survivors of the
- The Obamas called the students' "resilience, resolve, and solidarity" shown "in the wake of unspeakable tragedy" inspiring.
- In the weeks since the tragedy, Parkland students have been outspoken in the media on the need for gun reform and school safety.
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Barack and Michelle Obama sent a letter to survivors of the Florida school shooting — read the full message
Barack and Michelle Obama wrote to survivors of the Parkland school shooting that their "resilience, resolve, and solidarity" has been "inspiring."
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Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama sent a letter earlier this month to survivors of a school shooting that occurred in Parkland, Florida in February.
The letter, addressed to the students of Parkland and dated March 10, details how the Obamas have been inspired by "the resilience, resolve, and solidarity" shown "in the wake of unspeakable tragedy."
In the wake of the Valentine's Day shooting at
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Here's the full text of the Obamas' letter, first obtained by Mic:
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