The Buffalo supermarket massacre is the latest high-profile mass shooting authorities say was motivated by hate. Here are others
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
White
FBI
the Department of Homeland Security
Earnest
Tree of Life synagogue
the Anti-Defamation League
SWAT
the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal
Justice Department
Lynch
Army
Cable News Network
Warner Bros. Discovery Company
CNN Sans ™ & ©
People
Kathy Hochul
John J. Flynn
John T. Earnest
AR-15
Randy Grossman
Patrick Crusius
Tree
Robert Bowers
Dylann Roof
Emanuel
Loretta Lynch
Michael Page
Eric Holder
Christopher Robillard
Groups
Jewish
Muslim
Latinos
Mexicans
Jews
anti-Semitic
African American
African-Americans
Sikh
Sikhs
Physical locations
Black area
Erie County District
the Southern District
Places
Dylann Roof
Locations
Buffalo
New York
US
San Diego
Poway
Chabad
Escondido
California
El Paso
Texas
Walmart
Pittsburgh
Charleston
South Carolina
Milwaukee
Oak Creek
Wisconsin
Oregon
Events
Black church
Summary
The suspected shooter, an 18-year-old White man, shot and killed 10 people and injured three others at a supermarket in a predominantly Black area, authorities said. “The defendant targeted his victims because he hated the Jewish community and Muslim community,” Randy Grossman, US attorney for the Southern District of California, previously said. Patrick Crusius, the man accused of killing 22 people and injuring nearly two dozen others in a 2019 mass shooting at an El Paso, Texas, Walmart store, was indicted on dozens of federal charges, including hate crimes resulting in death and hate crimes involving an attempt to kill. Federal prosecutors filed hate crime charges against Bowers, claiming he used anti-Semitic slurs and criticized a Jewish group on a social media site in the days leading up to the shooting. He was the first federal hate-crime defendant to be sentenced to death, a Justice Department spokesman said.
As said here by Christina Maxouris and Phil Gast, CNN