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'The Pain Won't Go Away.' Sister of Charleston Shooting Victim Reacts to Texas Attack

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9/11 Memorial Designer Picked to Honor Charleston Church Shooting Victims

A Grieving Congregation Struggles with the Spotlight

By Maya Rhodan

Searching for Signs of a Change in Charleston

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Why the Emanuel Gunman May Not Get the Death Penalty

Few death-penalty cases would appear more clear-cut than the one against Dylann Storm Roof. More than a month after the massacre at Mother Emanuel, the 21-year-old was indicted on 33 federal charges, including hate crimes...

By Jay Newton-Small

The Quality of Mercy in Charleston

Some actions simply can’t be explained, only explored, their meaning shifting with the passage of time. First came the crime—a young man warmly welcomed into a church Bible study in Charleston, S.C., in June, only...

By Nancy Gibbs

South Carolina Governor Recognized for Handling of Charleston Shooting

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley will receive an award from the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations Thursday in recognition for leadership after this year's Charleston shooting, her office said. Haley, who orchestrated the...

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Nikki Haley Says South Carolina Still Healing After Charleston Shootings

She impresses Republicans officials as they meet in Cleveland before the debate

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How the Legacy of Slavery Affects Black Americans Today

There is increasing evidence that repressing feelings associated with acts of white racism may be psychologically damaging

Black Church Fires Not Connected, Cops Say

At least seven black churches have burned in the past two weeks

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These 5 Facts Explain America's Enduring Racial Divide

Decades of racism have badly hurt black America

By Ian Bremmer

Jewish Groups to Hold 'Shabbat of Solidarity' After Charleston

In an unusual display of unity, the call comes from leaders in virtually every sect of American Judaism

By Alissa Greenberg

What Unity Looks Like in Charleston

The city of Charleston has put aside anger and resentment after the horrific shooting at a black church last week, instead responding with incredible public displays of emotion, compassion, love, and unity

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Republican Presidential Hopefuls Got Bailed Out on the Confederate Flag

Nikki Haley's call to remove the flag from the South Carolina statehouse takes the issue off the table for the 2016 election

By Ian Bremmer

HBO Documentary Highlights Gun Violence

A new HBO documentary about gun violence will air Monday, just days after a deadly massacre at a Charleston, South Carolina, church. Requiem for the Dead uses documentary material such as Facebook status updates, 911...

By Aisha Bhoori

Here's What John Oliver Thinks We Should Do With the Confederate Flag

“I believe the first time the Confederate flag was used in a racist way was the very first time they sewed the first one"

By Melissa Locker

Ex-Classmate Says Alleged Shooter Was 'Different'

"It never, never crossed my mind that he would go out and murder all those people like that"

By Alissa Greenberg

How a Local Florist Helped to Catch Charleston Shooting Suspect Dylann Roof

Debbie Dills said something about Roof's car "didn't look right to me"

By Alissa Greenberg

See How Obama Has Responded to Deadly Shootings Over the Past 6 Years

President Obama has made more than a dozen statements in response to shootings during his presidency

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