Buffalo massacre 1 year later, Part 1: A community in mourning | Nightline

[@patrinaherringshaw7953]

My heart goes out to the community, family and friends of those who were killed. It's all so senseless.

[@THERSC216]

Prayers for those lost....racism is a health crisis in America

[@marmac7619]

There isn't even any semblance of a large shopping outlet of food or other, in the Poorer & Darker areas of my City, and i used to get so angry about that, especially when the smaller stores charge more the closer we get to those areas. After Buffalo, i decided that perhaps this is a real Blessing! since these racists can't just tee off on People like they can in so many other Cities! Please Rest in Power all you Beautiful Souls!!

[@marvin469]

Does the perpetrator have family ? Gas up & ride ?

[@zigniingiz]

I never knew there was a Buffalo massacre but I guess I don't watch the news which is a shame.this seems like something we should of known about

[@billsgotmedointhis]

Respectfully, if you don't watch the news and I honestly don't blame you; how would not know that this wasn't all over the news? Because it was, I live in Southern California and heard a lot about it. I knew that this was an 18 y/o white supremacist, who had a manifesto and live-streamed the shooting. But I get it when one doesn't watch the news. Who really wants to, it's almost a daily report of mass shootings if not weekly. There was one yesterday in New Mexico.

[@jenniferadam8052]

It was all over the news, so yes, you probably should try to check in once in a while.

[@jenniferadam8052]

Just awful!