On Monday afternoon -- after an overnight trek that culminated in an uphill walk in 95-degree heat -- members of the 300 Men March Movement arrived in Washington, D.C., in a show of their commitment to reduce gun violence in Baltimore.
About 40 men of various ages clad in black T-shirts bearing their organization’s name often leaned on one another for support and pushed through the night to draw attention to the spiraling death toll in Baltimore, the Baltimore Sun reported.
This 35-mile march by Baltimore’s 300 Men March Movement was aimed at garnering support for a plan that backers believe will reduce gun violence in the city by 50%.