Meadow’s dad said she was on the third floor and had that coward resource officer went in she and others may have been saved. My prayers for the Pollack family

The family of slain Parkland student Meadow Pollack was disinvited from speaking at the March for Our Lives rally in Washington, DC. The family is not pushing gun control, but rather securing our schools and protecting our children.

Family of Murdered Parkland Student NOT ALLOWED TO SPEAK at DC #MarchForOurLives Rally — They Aren’t Anti-Gun https://t.co/4J24WS7iCC pic.twitter.com/oJHjvTj6g5

— Deplorable News (@DeplorableNews) March 25, 2018

Meadow’s brother, Hunter Pollack, had prepared a touching and thoughtful speech — which he instead shared in a Facebook Live video online.

Meet Andrew Pollack & his son Hunter. Andrew’s daughter, Meadow, was murdered in Parkland. Hunter was disinvited to speak today at the March For Our Lives. He prepared a beautiful speech about securing our schools.
You can watch it here:
Please donate to https://t.co/EwMsgB8IFB pic.twitter.com/Ui84UUOyv9

— Benny (@bennyjohnson) March 24, 2018

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“We need to be on a mission to stop these monsters before they take action inside our schools. We must demand our leaders to help those that who are sick, but we must also demand that they protect those of us that are not,” Hunter’s speech began. “In closing I ask you to say my sister’s name to yourself. It’s such a beautiful name. Meadow. If you say her name it’s impossible not to feel the beauty of who she was and who she will always be. Meadow. It makes me think of a sunny day like this one, a day when the sun shines on our youth and on our desire to live a safe and happy life.”

Andrew Pollack — whose daughter Meadow was killed at #MSD, tells me his son — Meadow’s brother — is NOT allowed to speak at #MarchForOurLives This is NOT about making our schools safe. This is about far-leftwing, progressive policies.. not safety. Disgusting.

— Joe Pags Pagliarulo (@JoeTalkShow) March 24, 2018

Meadow was an 18-year-old senior when her life was tragically cut short along with 16 of her fellow students on Valentine’s Day. The Pollack family believes that her death was because the school was not secured properly and action was never taken despite all the glaring warning signs about the shooter.

Meadow’s father Andrew has organized a motorcycle ride in honor of his daughter that will take place on March 31. Read more at TGP.

“We are calling for Motorcycle Riders from South Florida to join as one to ride for the memory of the 17 victims of the Stoneman Douglass School Shooting. The ride will take us from Palm Beach Harley-Davidson to the home of Andrew Pollack, father of Meadow, in Coral Springs,” the website rideformeadow.com states.