Let's take a look at that first sentence again, shall we:

Let's take a look at that first sentence again, shall we:

*A group of students, some of whom survived the mass murder at Parkland High School last week, arrived at the Florida capital in Tallahassee Wednesday morning. *

Is the author here, Dave Weaver, trying to say that some of the kids who didn't survive the shooting last week were also able to travel to the Florida capital today and get rebuffed by a staffer?
http://reverbpress.com/news/breaking-parkland-shooting-protesters-turned-away-from-senate-offices/

Comments

A simple explanation. They drove up in a station wagon, except the station wagon was all black and had a really huge back area.
And I fully expect "Appointment only" to become a trendy hashtag.
I suspect that some of the students were from schools besides Parkland.
Jason ON said…
James Hollenbeck reading it in that light I think you're right. I made the assumption that the students were all from the same school.

Also, Parkland High School is not a place in Florida. There is a high school in Parkland, FL, but it has a different name.
Harold Chester said…
Not very clear, was it? Instead of 'some of whom survived' it could have said 'which included some survivors of''.
Sibyl L said…
Of the people, by the people, and for the people...yeah right. #VoteIn2018

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