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Mayor Kasim Reed's statement on tragic shooting in Charleston, S.C.

ATLANTA -- Mayor Kasim Reed joined millions of others in conveying their deep shock and horror at the premeditated bloodbath perpetrated by reprobate Dylann Roof...

Many Blacks feel fatigued after barrage of racial incidents

 WASHINGTON (AP) — The weariness, the rage, the depressing conviction that Black life is stuck in a murderous loop fueled by racism — these emotions…

Roof appears on 9 murder counts; Charleston seeks unity

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — They forgave him. They advised him to repent for his sins, and asked for God’s mercy on his soul. One even…

Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof: 'I wanted to start a race war'

Evil incarnate Dylann Roof has reportedly confessed to authorities with the Charleston Police Department and the state of South Carolina that he killed nine people...

Atlanta activists host 'Remembrance March' for South Carolina church massacre

Community activists and other leaders are hosting a Remembrance March on Friday in Atlanta for the murdered members of the historical black church in...

Suspect in church shooting had apartheid-era patches

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Dylann Storm Roof drove around with a Confederate flag on his license plate — not exactly an unusual sight in the…

The latest on church shooting: Obama speaks of anger, grief

President Barack Obama has expressed anger, sadness and heartache at the church shooting that left nine dead in Charleston, South Carolina. He says Wednesday night’s…

White man kills 9 after opening fire in historic black church

Multiple people were killed and other were injured when an armed white man entered a historic African-American church in Charleston, South Carolina, and began firing...

White male opens fire on Black church in Charleston. mayor confirms 9 dead

  Mayor Joseph P. Riley has confirmed to The Associated Press that police have told him nine are dead in a shooting at a historic…

Shooting drew together ordinary lives of driver, officer

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — But for a series of split-second decisions that followed a traffic stop, Walter Scott might still be alive and police…

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