Carlos Rodriguez was a regular student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School when he started a vlog about his life. He wound up using it to capture the horrifying aftermath of the Parkland school shooting. Now, he’s documenting the teen-led fight for gun control—including the March for our Lives, which he attended last weekend.
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