He visited the gun company that armed the racist Jacksonville mass shooter. Coincidence?
Dr. Joseph Ladapo was giving "Django" vibes.
Nazis holding swastika flags chanted “white power” while marching in Orlando, Florida, one week after a racist mass shooting in Jacksonville. There was no visible police presence.
These moving images show a community healing, protesting and demanding change.
Calls are growing for more funding to boost security at HBCUs after a white supremacist mass shooting in Jacksonville near Edward Waters University.
The Jacksonville shooting is a direct result of the governor's "Stop W.O.K.E." ideology.
With or without the boos, Ron DeSantis shouldn't have even shown up at the vigil in Jacksonville to honor the victims of the racist mass shooting.
The "original" target of the racist, deadly mass shooting in Jacksonville was Edward Waters University before a campus officer thwarted the would-be attack, the HBCU's president said.
Edward Waters University's president said campus security took swift action.
The mass shooting was the latest instance of anti-Black, white supremacist violence in the polarizing state of Florida that has been increasingly hostile to African Americans.
Elijah Clayton, the Black gamer killed in the Jackson shooting, was using his winnings to pay for college.
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