Young Activists Parkland's Jaclyn Corin & Company, BLM DeRay Mckesson Featured By Vanity Fair

March for Our Lives students at Saint Sabina Academy, in Chicago, for the kickoff of their two-month summer bus tour, #RoadToChange, in June. Standing, from left: Jackie Corin, Jammal Lemy, David Hogg, Diego Pfeiffer, Sofie Whitney, Cameron Kasky, and Matt Deitsch. Sitting, from left: Tyah-Amoy Roberts, Alfonso Calderón, Kyrah Simon, Samantha Deitsch, and Victoria Gonzalez. Image by Paul D'amato.

The poor polling in predicting Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum's Florida Dem. gov primary win didn't take into consideration the Parkland students criss-crossing the state with a massive get out the vote effort among young people.

Bernie only endorsed the former Hillary supporter in the last month. Meanwhile, Parkland students were on the move with voter registration and barely received any recognition for turning out the votes last week. Big media and pollsters struggle with anything new that doesn't fit their narrative.

DeRay Mckesson Image by Emily Lipson

Vanity Fair Magazine is on the rocks financially, turning to an online subscription model, which I now have, along with my first print magazine in years. Getting the print magazine combo is cheaper than digital only, so I decided to read a real magazine.

Reflecting an editorial shift, yesterday, BLM co-founder DeRay Mckesson was featured online, w/his now iconic Patagonia blue vest. (Not sure if article is in print).

Parkland student Jaclyn Corin is profiled in Vanity Fair for her logistical brainiac strategy for March for Our Lives. hotograph by Paul D’amato.

  Now Vanity Fair takes an in-depth look at Jaclyn Corin a key logistical brain behind the nationwide Parkland students movement. VF gives you 3 free articles a month, so take a read about this inspiring young people's movement across America and check out Deray's equally positive profile as he promotes his new book 'On the Other Side of Freedom: The Case for Hope'.