Nashville school massacre: Why women mass shooters are rare in the US

US Gun Violence: As many as 98 per cent of mass shootings that have occurred in America since 1966 were carried out by men, says the Violence Project, a research group. The attacker who killed six people at a school in Nashville on Monday was assigned female at birth and identified as transgender

Related Keywords

Tennessee ,United States ,Nashville ,Cleveland Elementary School ,California ,New York ,Maryland ,San Francisco ,San Bernardino ,San Diego ,Goleta ,America ,John Drake ,Nasim Aghdam ,Jillian Peterson ,Deweyg Cornell ,Audrey Elizabeth Hale ,Brenda Spencer ,Mark Bryant ,Adam Lankford ,Tashfeen Malik ,Syed Farook ,Snochia Moseley ,Linkedin ,Hamline University ,University Of Alabama ,Cnn ,Nashville Police Department ,Rite Aid ,Youtube ,Covenant School ,Bureau Of Investigation ,New York Post ,Metropolitan Nashville Police Department ,New York Times ,Audrey Elizabeth ,Gun Violence Archive ,Violence Project ,Federal Bureau ,Jennifer San Marco ,United States Today ,Nashville Shooting ,Nashville School Shooting ,Audrey Hale ,S Mass Shootings Women ,Nashville School Shooter ,Omen Mass Shooters ,2023 Covenant School Shooting ,Mass Shooting ,Mass Shooting In Us ,Us School Mass Shootings ,Us Gun Violence ,Gun Violence ,Emale Shooters ,Us Mass Shooting ,Violence ,Crime ,Connectthedots ,