Mark Barnes pauses for a moment at the Columbine Memorial on Saturday April 20 2019. Barnes, who lives near the school, was friends with Dave Sanders, the teacher and basketball coach who was killed during the school shooting. Barnes's son Greg hanged himself a year after the attack.
Twenty years after Columbine, some kids who survived it are having kids of their own. A generation of children have gone through lockdown drills. Thousands of survivors of more shooting have created their own networks. These are stories of how one shooting changed America and what we’ve learned since.
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