A Daughter Grieves and Forgives 5 Years After the Charleston Church Shooting | The New Yorker
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as posted by the channelEléonore Hamelin’s film “Quiet No More” explores how the Reverend Sharon Risher, in the years after her mother and eight other members of the Emanuel A.M.E. Church were murdered by a white supremacist, rose above her doubts in humanity to become a gun-violence activist.
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