The kids continue to be all right—and absolutely savage.

Sarah Chadwick, a survivor of the mass shooting at her high school that took 17 lives, is one of the most outspoken Parkland students on Twitter. She and many of her schoolmates are shaking up America’s stagnant conversation around gun control—and getting results. These Internet and social media-savvy teenagers have been steeped in the medium all their lives, and they’ve been using Twitter to brilliant ends.

Chadwick delivered the burn to end all burns to Florida Senator Marco Rubio (who has slurped up $3.3 million in campaign contributions from the National Rifle Association). Rubio recently floundered at a CNN town hall meeting where he faced Parkland survivors and victims’ families, and Chadwick’s not about to let him off the hook.

We should change the names of AR-15s to “Marco Rubio” because they are so easy to buy. — Sarah Chadwick// #NEVERAGAIN (@sarahchad_) February 23, 2018

With 180k “likes” on her Tweet and counting, I hope this means that “AR-15” will become a nickname Rubio won’t be able to shake for the rest of his squirrely life.

In even better news, these brave young adults’ persistence is paying off.

In the past 24 hours, these companies have ended their relationship with the @NRA: Best Western

Wyndham Hotels

Alamo Rent A Car

National Rent A Car

Enterprise Rent A Car

First National Bank of Omaha#BoycottNRA — Michael Skolnik (@MichaelSkolnik) February 23, 2018

Students have: – forced CNN town hall

– got new commitments from Rubio

– pressured POTUS to call for bump stock ban

– led advertisers to leave NRA

– dragged D’Souza, Ingraham, O’Reilly online

– saw Florida aide fired for lies

– raised *millions* for march It’s been 9 days. — Isaac Saul (@Ike_Saul) February 23, 2018

(via Twitter, image: Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

On the making of “Get Out,” the first great movie of the Trump era. (via Vulture)

David Tennant is here to assure fans of Good Omens that the TV adaptation stays very true to the Gaiman/Pratchett book. (via io9)

Kylie Jenner tweeted negatively about Snapchat’s reviled redesign and the company’s stock took a dive as a result. $1.3 billion was wiped from Snap, Inc.’s stock market value following Jenner’s tweet. This is the world we have made for each other. (via The BBC)

Black Panther director Ryan Coogler is Just Like Us—he loves the video game Stardew Valley. (via Kotaku)

The 2018 Nebula nominations have been announced, and The Verge has links where you can read all the work that’s available online. Congrats to my old boss Annalee Newitz on her Best Novel nomination for Autonomous! (via The Verge)

Joyeux Friday! What did you see today?

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