Mass Killings Have Claimed The Lives Of Nearly 3,000 People Since 2016

The video discusses the prevalence and characteristics of mass shootings in the US, highlighting that incidents involving family members are more common than those involving strangers. It presents data from the Gun Violence Archive and a study by the Associated Press, USA TODAY, and Northeastern University, showing that mass killings have resulted in nearly 3000 deaths over 16 years. The analysis reveals that most mass killers are men, and the victims are equally men and women. The video also covers community efforts and legislative actions to address gun violence.

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