Callie Evergreen (Schmidt)

Editor of FSR magazine & Senior Editor of QSR magazine • Former Assistant Editor at Franchise Times Magazine • Previously at MSPC, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Naples Daily News, Shakopee Valley News

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Thousands protest gun violence at St. Paul’s March for Our Lives rally

Thousands of students and supporters marched Saturday in St. Paul as part of the worldwide “March for Our Lives” demonstration to protest gun violence.
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An estimated 18,000 people marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018, asking legislators for gun control reform as part of the national March for Our Lives movement. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
An estimated 18,000 people marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018, asking legislators for gun control reform as part of the national March for Our Lives movement. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
An estimated 18,000 people marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018, asking legislators for gun control reform as part of the national March for Our Lives movement. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
An estimated 18,000 people marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018, asking legislators for gun control reform as part of the national March for Our Lives movement. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
A police officer on the Wabasha Street bridge watches as protesters marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol for March for Our Lives Saturday, March 24, 2018. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
A police officer on the Wabasha Street bridge watches as protesters marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol for March for Our Lives Saturday, March 24, 2018. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
High school and middle school students joined families and other protesters for the March for Our Lives event, which started at St. Paul's Harriet Island and ended at the Minnesota State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
High school and middle school students joined families and other protesters for the March for Our Lives event, which started at St. Paul's Harriet Island and ended at the Minnesota State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
Maggie Miles, of Minneapolis, turned 13 on Saturday, March 24, 2018, and spent her birthday marching from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the Minnesota State Capitol to protest gun violence as part of the national March for Our Lives event. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
Maggie Miles, of Minneapolis, turned 13 on Saturday, March 24, 2018, and spent her birthday marching from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the Minnesota State Capitol to protest gun violence as part of the national March for Our Lives event. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
An estimated 18,000 people marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018, asking legislators for gun control reform as part of the national March for Our Lives movement. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
An estimated 18,000 people marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018, asking legislators for gun control reform as part of the national March for Our Lives movement. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
Sydney Lew, 15, of Eden Prairie, marched at St. Paul's March for Our Lives event on Saturday, March 24. 2018. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
Sydney Lew, 15, of Eden Prairie, marched at St. Paul's March for Our Lives event on Saturday, March 24. 2018. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
High school and middle school students joined families and other protesters for the March for Our Lives event, which started at St. Paul's Harriet Island and ended at the Minnesota State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
High school and middle school students joined families and other protesters for the March for Our Lives event, which started at St. Paul's Harriet Island and ended at the Minnesota State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
An estimated 18,000 people marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018, asking legislators for gun control reform as part of the national March for Our Lives movement. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)
An estimated 18,000 people marched from St. Paul's Harriet Island to the State Capitol on Saturday, March 24, 2018, asking legislators for gun control reform as part of the national March for Our Lives movement. (Callie Schmidt / Pioneer Press)

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