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Common Sense Kids Action supports the Wear Orange campaign for National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Advice from Common Sense Media editors.. Orange was the color chosen to be worn because it is typically the color used by hunters to alert others not to shoot. Now, for the past eight years, people across the nation have worn orange on the first Friday of June to honor those who have been the victims or survivors of gun violence.
