Buffalo Remembers: One Year After Grocery Store Massacre.

Buffalo, New York, marks the first anniversary of a racist mass shooting at a grocery store that killed 10 people. The family of the victims is resilient and united, and the city is trying to turn tragedy into triumph. The neighborhood has returned to normal, and there have been community events and food drives that are bringing residents together in their grief. The mass shooting exposed inequities in food and economic security, and several organizations have stepped in to assist the community. While New York strengthened its gun laws, some residents say they are desperate for solutions to hate, mental illness, and gun control to prevent mass shootings from happening again.