angela vasquez is with fierce martinez, a group of hispanic women, advocating for gun control and accountability. they just knew that the 1st day was coming and they still didn't do anything to rush to get it, get everything in place. so it's, it's, it's, it's almost a joke. you vault a residence we spoke to seemed divided over who's at fault. but the ask us is firm and her opinion, a fierce mind that is fully puts it on, on the establishment. the culture like like it was a hiring failure to me. like the culture here is the good old boys. as students had back the campuses, there resilience is clear to see they seem happy to see their classmates and came to start fresh. and while children show us how strong they can be, the adults are determined to keep up the fight and keep a close eye on what's being done about their safety. renee oh, day al jazeera, you've all day texas. ah, as is our dessert, these are all top stories you and you.

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normalcy and while they fight the bigger fight and to talk to us a little bit more about that is angela vasquez, she joins us now. she's from an organization called fierce madres here that formed right after the day after actually the shooting here at rob elementary happened. angela, thank you so much for joining us. can you talk to us a little bit about what exactly your organization doesn't, what you've been able to do in these past 3 months since the shooting happened? sure, sure. um fierce my that is is an advocacy group for, for gun to in gun violence and gun safety. and so we, many of our, our volunteers consider ourselves like the luck, pina version of moms to man to action. and but what this is this situation in ovalo the i'm from here. i attended rob elementary and so for the last 3 months we've just really been, oh, supportive of the families to be like a louder voice. they're, they're great. they've turned into activist, but there were times where you, you know, i thought if there get tired or they just, you know, get exhausted with the whole process or get discouraged will never, wi