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Racist killers are enabled by nation’s sinfully lax gun policies - Dallas Examiner

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By MARC H. MORIAL National Urban League “Once again, so-called pro-life pundits and politicians responded by pontificating about all of the possible causes of the shooting tragedy, like mental illness, while willfully ignoring [...]

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