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Together to protest racial injustices. These protests began in response by Minneapolis Police officers with the recent killings of other africanamericans. My prayers go out to the family and the long list of other victims. I stand in solidarity with all of those who are peacefully protesting and challenging the status quo. But these protests are more than the treatment off africanamericans and police but also the racial inequities from our society have been festering for years and are now magnified by the coronavirus that we are here to talk about. This racial inequity in healthcare from this pandemic africanamericans and latinos and other people of color that are hospitalized and dying from cove in 18 at alarming rates. It with that disproportionate rate and those that represent just 4 percent of the population of arizona or 21 percent of the coronavirus in that state so the last week subcommittee briefing that that was exacerbated by the crisis who have an urgent and Larger National
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Suspect in his teens. 150, glasses, blue jeans. Reporter chaos erupted at Freeman High School outside spokane. The freshman, was on the second floor watching the shooter take aim. I remember, i crouched down. And i, i just, the girl next to me, she fell and she could hear screaming, screaming. She had been shot. Reporter inside students were sheltering in place. Outside a nightmare for parents unfolded as they desperately waited for answers. Several hours after the shooting, cory thurman reunited with her mother sharing the horrific details what happened feet away from her. In my head what is going on . What is happening . The sheriff says the male shooter had multiple weapons, a fellow student tried to stop the shooter early on. Fortunately one of the weapons jammed. He went to the, to the second weapon. The other student did, did confront him. Thats when he lost his life. The shooter is in custody, although the Sheriffs Department is not releasing a motive at this time. We do know, a