The Columbine Massacre

When 12 or more students were on that day, one teacher and two murderers died. 21 people were injured. April 20, 1999: For students and faculty studying at Columbine High School in Colorado State, this seems to be a day's study, but for Dylan Clayble and Eric Harris. This is the day when their master plan will eventually occur. At 11:10 am Tuesday, Dylan and Erik drove another car to the Columbine high school parking lot. When entering the lunch room, they packed 20 pounds of propane bombs in their duffle bag, set the timer at 11:17, and placed it next to the table.

In commemoration of the 19th anniversary of the Colombian genocide, 2,500 students left the classroom and requested meaningful gun reform. Many of these students registered their colleagues to vote and translate their energy into concrete actions. They joined the March For Our Lives Organizer. This massive youth movement is caused by the real fear of these children in life. According to a recent survey by the Pew Research Center, most teenagers are concerned about school shooting at school. Obviously, this kind of concern is justified. Just today, students were injured and injured in Florida schools.

As of April 24, 2015, A & E Television is a website of its history that the most serious high school shooting in US history is Colombane High School massacre at Columbine, Colorado on April 20, 1999 Reported. Columbine high school. According to reports, perpetrators were two senior students who murdered 12 students and 1 teacher, the other 21 were injured and they committed suicide. The National School Safety Center recorded one of the most serious school violence in Beslan in Russia in 2004, of which half are recorded as children. Looking at the history of many horrible schools' violent incidents around the world, people can only ask, "What is the reason for school violence?" And "Can we solve school violence?"

Bowling Columbine is a 2002 American documentary written, produced, supervised and spoken by Michael Moore. This movie is exploring the main reasons for Moore which is causing massacres in 1999 Colombane High School and other gun violence. Moore focuses on public opinion and assumptions about the Holocaust background and environment, and related issues. The movie will also explore the nature of American violence. The movie was a remarkable commercial success, Moore became an up-and-coming filmmaker, and received numerous awards including "Best Documentary Award", "Best Documentary Award", "Cannes Film Festival 2002". Anniversary Award and Cesar Best Foreign Film Award. This movie is considered one of the best documentaries ever.