Experts: U.S. racism complicit in shootings

After three high-profile shootings across the United States in a week, U.N. experts linked the violence to American leaders’ divisive language and behavior.

By Arete News - August 7, 2019

An elephant, symbol of the U.S. Republican Party, is paraded as a sign of protest in Washington, D.C. (AN/Mobilus In Mobili)

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