Nashville school massacre: Why women mass shooters are rare

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

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