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Hey everyone, I've been reading and thinking a lot about the impact books like *She Said Yes* have on the narratives of events like Columbine. What really struck me was the way stories can evolve post-tragedy, sometimes straying far from what actually happened. Understandably, families often try to find meaning in such unthinkable loss, and it's important to remember they’re processing immense grief. In discussing Cassie Bernall, we might disagree on the storytelling, but it's critical to honor and respect her memory. Each of these victims had a voice, dreams, and a future that was taken from them. Let's make sure to approach these sensitive topics with compassion, focusing on the human stories behind the headlines. Anyone else have thoughts on how we can talk about these narratives without perpetuating inaccuracies?
