New Yorkers, elected officials, and faith leaders mourned on Monday the monumental loss of life in Saturday’s Buffalo mass shooting carried out by an apparent white supremacist.
The day saw a series of sorrowful ceremonies that grieved for the ten people who were callously shot down simply due to their skin color.
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