global demonstrations in history. Congressman Lewis himself spoke at the march in Atlanta and emphatically stated, “I know something about marching...I marched in Nashville. I marched in Washington. I marched from Selma to Montgomery. I’m ready to march again.”Twitter contentView on TwitterTeen Vogue The students went to the Florida state capitol to do more than just rally, although that happened, too. They had clear, established priorities. Douglas High seniorChris Grady, 19, told theSun Sentinel Oh, I think they have to do it. You have such a moral obligation to contribute. If you've been blessed enough to have an education that allows you to create, that gives you the opportunity to create art, to create literature, you have to use it for good. Pop culture, art, and literature drive our national conversation. In many ways it creates the climate, the environment for revolution. There is no civil rights movement without James Baldwin. These people play a pivotal role in any great change in our society and we all have an obligation to use our God-given talents to create a more just and peaceful society.TV “We didn’t have a regular teenage life. We grew up traveling to different countries. Even our voices changed too in the public eye. I think it’s very special that our fans were a part of our growth," he recounted then.