Multiple Walkouts In Public Schools

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Everyone is their own person and has their own way of reacting to different news. For the students across the nation they had their own way of expressing how they felt. Among the student bodies of multiple high schools in Phoenix other schools across the country staged walkouts. They had these walkouts to protest the president elect Donald Trump. On November 9, 2016 there was chaos across the nation regards to Donald Trump being elected the 45th president of the United States; in order to be heard students took their anger and disappointment of the situation to make a stand and fight not only for themselves but for everyone else around them, resulting in multiple walkouts among various schools in the Phoenix Union High School District and other

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