At a Buffalo gunshot victim’s burial, Harris called for an end to the ‘epidemic of hate’

A lone gunman in Buffalo opened fire inside a grocery, resulting in the deaths of ten people.

Vice President Kamala Harris remarked that the United States is experiencing an “epidemic of hate” while attending the burial of one of the ten people who were killed in a shooting that occurred in a supermarket in the city of Buffalo, New York, in the United States.

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Harris delivered an emotional eulogy at the funeral of Ruth Whitfield on May 17, the day after she was killed in a shooting at a grocery store on May 14. This supermarket was picked by the shooter because it is situated in a neighborhood that is predominately inhabited by African Americans.