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Much has changed since King's death four years ago, but enough?

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Youth Empowerment Program representatives (left to right) Vance Torres, Noelle Altamura and Ziah Von Heyneman listen to comments about Larry King during a vigil on Feb. 12, 2009, in Ventura.

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Youth Empowerment Program representatives (left to right) Vance Torres, Noelle Altamura and Ziah Von Heyneman listen to comments about Larry King during a vigil on Feb. 12, 2009, in Ventura.

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  • Youth Empowerment Program representatives (left to right) Vance Torres, Noelle Altamura and Ziah Von Heyneman listen to comments about Larry King during a vigil on Feb. 12, 2009, in Ventura.
  • Former assistant principal Joy Epstein (left) watches students leave flowers and other items in 2008 after the shooting of eighth-grade classmate Larry King, 15, at E.O. Green School in Oxnard.
  • This photo of Larry King was taken in summer 2007 on vacation at his grandmother's house in Crestline.
  • E.O. Green School yearbook photo of Brandon McInerney.
  • E.O. Green School yearbook photo of Larry King.
  • About 400 students walked in a peace and tolerance march on Feb. 16, 2008, from E.O. Green School in Oxnard to Plaza Park in honor of Larry King, who was shot four days earlier on campus.
  • Students embrace after a moment of silence in honor of Larry King, who was shot four days earlier, Feb. 12, 2008, at E.O. Green School in Oxnard.

The nation started to address the issue of anti-gay bullying in schools, and many say that is partly because of what happened in Oxnard four years ago today when Larry King was shot.

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