Buffalo gunman charged with federal hate crimes
Payton Gendron, 18, was charged in federal hate crimes for the May 14 Tops supermarket massacre in Buffalo New York that killed 10 Black people. He could face the death penalty. Attorney General Merrick Garland visited Buffalo, met victims families, and discussed DOJ procedures and future actions.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Payton Gendron
Merrick Garland
Garland
Gendron
Justice Department
Ruth Whitfield
America
Buffalo Fire
Garnell Whitfield Jr
Raymond Whitfield
Tops Friendly Market
FBI
Conklin
New York
U.S
Trini Ross
Trump
Bureau of Prisons
Joe Biden
Uvalde, Texas
Uvalde
Independent booksellers grow in number and diversity in 2021
Laura Romani of Los Amigos Books helped spark a year of growth for independent bookstores as the American Booksellers Association counts 2,010 members across 2,547 locations. The rise includes many new BIPOC owners and stores like Yu and Me Books in New York, Liberula Books in San Diego, and Hudson Valley Books for Humanity in Ossining.
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New York
Laura Romani
Romani
Los Amigos Books
Berwyn
Ilinois
American Booksellers Association
Allison Hill
ABA
Hill
Liberula Books & Co
San Diego
Yu and Me Books
New York City
Chinatown
Modern Tribe
Killeen
Texas
Socialight Society
Lansing
Michigan
Jamie Fiocco
George Floyd
BIPOC
Sonyah Spencer
Charlotte
North Carolina
Black Lives Matters
Locust Grove
Georgia
Erica Atkins
Birdsong Books
Ossining
Amy Hall
Eileen Fisher
Hudson Valley
Barnes & Noble
Amazon.com
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Paw Abbate
New York-Pennsylvania
Christchurch
New Zealand
4Chan
Spencer
Atkins
Arizona
Miranda Myers
Emily St. John Mandel
Rachel Smythe
Myers
Gayle Shanks
InOssining.com
Hudson Valley Books For Humanity
Searss
Searsclean.com
Princeton
Weest
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Bluefield, WV