On the day of the Columbine High School massacre, Danielle decided that something should be done about violent games.
Kids get points for killing people.
I think it teaches them bad things. Gaining Support Danielle researched the effects of violence on children. Then she circulated a petition, sent letters to local newspapers and gave many presentations explaining why she thought video games were harmful to kids. She collected thousands of signatures from both children and adults, including 29 state senators. She persuaded the Coos Bay City Council and a major church group to pass resolutions supporting her cause.