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A review of more than 600 pages of messages by The Washington Post found that Payton Gendron decided in February to target Buffalo’s Tops grocery store based on its local African American population.
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The alleged shooter knew nothing of East Buffalo, but the place he focused on — a Tops Friendly Markets store — was a people magnet.
Family members are grappling with a loss that was both sudden and incomprehensibly cruel.
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The suspect is a Chinese-born United States citizen who was “upset by political tensions between China and Taiwan,” Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes said.
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Once again, teachers are dealing with how to address with their students racially motivated killings in America following the shooting at a Buffalo supermarket.
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