New research from Sandy Hook Promise shows gun makers are marketing online content to young boys. 54% of boys surveyed reported seeing sexually charged firearm content at least once a week.

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54% of Boys Report Regularly Seeing Sexualized Firearm Content Online, Study Shows A new survey from Sandy Hook Promise highlights how often boys are seeing dangerous gun content online—and how ...