Video kaminda un homber di 18 aña ta tira 10 hende mata na un supermerkado na merka
Buffalo, USA un homber a disidi di tira 10 persona mata. I e mes a graba e suseso. E homber a kuminsa tira hende mata na entrada i paden di e supermerkado.
E atake aki tabata pura pa rasisimo, si bo wak e video bon na e ultimo pida bo ta mira klaramente e ta laga un homber kolo kla na bida i homber ta grita “No” i e asesino ta bisa “Sorry” i no ta tira e homber mata i sigui kana bai.
NOS TA PONE E ARTIKULO AKI NA INGLES PA ESUNAN KU TA BISA KU NO TA UN AKTO RASISTA!!!!
‘Everything here is racist’: Buffalo shooting neighborhood ponders reasons for the violence
Some see attack’s roots in deep-rooted prejudice against Black community which still echoes through everyday life
There was an outpouring of grief, coupled with fear, from residents gathered on one side of Tops Friendly, the grocery store where the killings happened, and which was now roped off as a crime scene. But on the other side those emotions were matched by prayer vigils, gospel songs and strength derived from faith.Between the two, residents of the neighborhood came together as, for now, a community that was still only beginning to negotiate what had happened to it when the white gunman had so brutally attacked them.
Some saw the roots of the violence against the Black community in a profound mis-telling of history in America and a deep-rooted prejudice against it that was still echoing on through everyday existence. After all, one analysis from the University of Michigan found the Buffalo-Niagara Falls metro region was America’s sixth most segregated. Meanwhile, a 2021 University at Buffalo report found measures of health, housing, income and education had improved little for Black residents in the city and in some cases had declined over the past three decades.
“We want deep history to be taught, for the truth be told, and all of this racism to stop,” said jazz promoter Denise McMichael-Houston. Her cousin, Ellen Lucas, an educator in the city, said: “The problem is that they will not teach accurate history in schools. I have lived in this city 72 years and everything here is racist. We have this one supermarket.
Lucas said that 24 hours after the assault, her mother was still vomiting at home from being so upset and unable to leave the house.
Asked how a tragic event like this – one of a series of racist mass killings in America in recent times – could be turned toward hope, Lucas said: “History taught correctly, tell history the way it happened. We were brought here as slaves, white people enslaved us because we are Black and nothing else. We need to know our contributions, and that would change how we look at ourselves.