The president and first lady Jill Biden met privately with families of the victims, first responders and local officials before the president delivered public remarks.
can be described as a racist ideology, which has moved from white nationalist circles to mainstream, that says white people and their influence are being intentionally “replaced” by people of color.
“It’s important for him to show up for the families and the community and express his condolences,” said Derrick Johnson, the president of the NAACP. “But we’re more concerned with preventing this from happening in the future.” which baselessly claims white people are being intentionally overrun by other races through immigration or higher birth rates.
The Buffalo community is mourning after a shooting at grocery store left ten people dead and three others injured. “So because a mentally ill teenager murdered strangers, you cannot be allowed to express your political beliefs out loud,” he said.
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