Emma Gonzalez Parents, Hair, Dating

Emma Gonzalez is the survivor of The Parkland school massacre that resulted in the death of 14 students and three teachers on 14 February 2018. The incident changed her life forever, and the speech 'We call B.S.,' she delivered against gun violence became a subject of talk all over the internet. The American activist is the co-founder of the gun-control advocacy group Never Again MSD and has become one of the high-profile women who raise the voice against. She along with her gun violence advocate friends Cameron Kasky, David Hogg, Jaclyn Corlin, Alex Wind, and Sarah Chadwick are the member of an organization.

Emma Gonzalez Parents, Hair, Dating

Emma Gonzalez is the survivor of The Parkland school massacre that resulted in the death of 14 students and three teachers on 14 February 2018. The incident changed her life forever, and the speech 'We call B.S.,' she delivered against gun violence became a subject of talk all over the internet.

The American activist is the co-founder of the gun-control advocacy group Never Again MSD and has become one of the high-profile women who raise the voice against. She, along with her gun violence advocate friends Cameron Kasky, David Hogg, Jaclyn Corlin, Alex Wind, and Sarah Chadwick are the member of an organization.

Wiki- Hair & Height

Emma Gonzalez, who was born in 1999 in Parkland, Florida celebrates her birthday on the 11th of November. The American activist graduated from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in the spring of 2018. In high school, Emma served as the president of the gay-straight alliance and became a tracking team leader on Project Aquil.

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Her favorite subjects are astronomy and creative writing but do not like mathematics. The Parkland school massacre survivor Emma has a modest height and holds American nationality. Due to her shaved hair and skin color, she has faced disrespectful comments from the internet trolls.

Parents- Father & Mother

Emma's parents are Cuban, who immigrated to New York City,  the United States in 1968. Her father Jose Gonzalez is a cybersecurity attorney and her mother Beth Gonzalez is a math tutor. In her family, Emma has two siblings, whose identity is a mystery.

She is pretty much close with her mother Beth who is standing behind her daughter's activism. The math tutor thinks that Emma is still young and needs proper guidance as she and her schoolmates have placed the issues of Parkland shooting under their shoulders.

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Openly Lesbian/Bisexual; Dating?

Never Again MSD co-founder Emma Gonzalez is a skinhead lesbian who identifies herself as a bisexual/gay. The lady who has been an advocate of political satire is a queer teenager and supports LGBTQ+ impairment and movements.

Although she is a bisexual, Emma has yet to reveal the details of her love life. She once tweeted a snap with Tori Gonzalez in August 2018, and her fans suspected that whether or not Tori was her girlfriend. She assured them that she and Tori were not dating and were just friends.

Emma Gonzalez with Tori Gonzalez in August 2018 (Photo: Twitter)

Prior to that, in June 2018, Emma got also linked to Rowan Blanchard when they celebrated the gay pride festival together. However, neither of them vocal regarding their spark of a romantic relationship.

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Net Worth

Emma is one of the co-founders of the gun-control advocacy group Never Again MSD, who has been summoning the net worth as an American activist. As per ZipRecruiter, an activist earns the average salary of $30,237 per year. While fellow American activist and gun control advocate Cameron Kasky was offered higher wages for his speech, Emma also was likely purposed hefty payrolls by several non-profit organizations.

After the Parkland school massacre in February 2018, her speech 'We call B.S.' against gun violence went viral, and she and her other friends even criticized the National Rifle Association (NRA). Emma also featured on Times Magazine cover page and got profiled by French 24 in March 2018.