A Year After Parkland, the School-Security Industry Is Booming
School districts and parents around the country are investing in bulletproof backpacks and whiteboards, security consulting, and safe rooms. But will any of it work?
Alexander Sammon
Alexander Sammon is a reporter-researcher at The New Republic and a contributing writer at Pacific Standard.
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