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Ryan Deitsch

Ryan Deitsch (born November 30, 1999) is an American student activist against gun violence, and a survivor of the Parkland massacre. He is a founding member of the Never Again MSD movement.

Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, Early life and education & Overview

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Education
Stoneman Douglas High School (graduated 2018) American University
Born
(1999-11-30) November 30, 1999 (age 26)
Organization
Never Again MSD (founding member)
Relatives
Matt Deitsch (brother) Sam Deitsch (sister)

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Early life and education

Stoneman Douglas High School shooting

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Ryan Deitsch

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Ryan Deitsch

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related to Early life and education · 14
Ryan Deitsch → After, America, American University, December, Deitsch, Foreign Policy Toward Latin, He, International Service, Jewish, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, Matt Deitsch, November, School, Washington
Born · 1
Ryan Deitsch → (1999-11-30) November 30, 1999 (age 26)
Education · 1
Ryan Deitsch → Stoneman Douglas High School (graduated 2018) American University
Organization · 1
Ryan Deitsch → Never Again MSD (founding member)
Relatives · 1
Ryan Deitsch → Matt Deitsch (brother) Sam Deitsch (sister)
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Ryan Deitsch → Twitter

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deitsch stoneman douglas high school born american ryan graduated 2018 founding member never msd education november 30 1999 gun violence

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Ryan DeitschBorn(1999-11-30) November 30, 1999 (age 26)1.00infobox
Ryan DeitschEducationStoneman Douglas High School (graduated 2018) American University1.00infobox
Ryan DeitschOrganizationNever Again MSD (founding member)1.00infobox
Ryan DeitschRelativesMatt Deitsch (brother) Sam Deitsch (sister)1.00infobox
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Ryan Deitschrelated to Early life and educationMatt Deitsch0.60section
Ryan Deitschrelated to Early life and educationMarjory Stoneman Douglas High0.60section
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Ryan Deitschrelated to Early life and educationAmerican University0.60section

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