The tragedy at Apalachee High School has sparked renewed calls for legislation to address the U.S.'s gun violence epidemic, emphasizing the need for change in Georgia's weak laws.
Despite increased discussion about stopping gun violence through criminalization, it often exacerbates the problem by intensifying state violence, particularly against marginalized communities.
Recent state legislation and civil lawsuits targeting the firearms industry represent a potential path forward, focusing accountability on manufacturers rather than criminalizing gun owners.
Data shows significant racial disparities in gun possession cases, highlighting the dangers of increased prosecution and suggesting a need for alternative solutions to gun violence.
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