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Sixty years after the UT Tower shooting—America’s deadliest mass tragedy at the time—Rep. Lloyd Doggett, who was a student that day, recounts narrowly escaping death and the nation’s stunned silence in the face of unimaginable violence. What began as a local horror has become a grim foreshadowing of today’s gun violence epidemic, with over 270 mass shootings already this year. Doggett calls for urgent gun safety reform, despite political roadblocks, and urges reverence for the site’s sacred memory—the 15 lives lost and the heroes who responded. The call to prevent future tragedies remains as vital as ever.

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