Obama issues rebuke of language that ?normalizes racist sentiments? after mass shootings
Former President Barack Obama released a statement on Twitter Monday condemning the two weekend mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, urging the public to reject language that normalizes racist sentiments.
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