The massacre during a Fourth of July parade in a northern suburb of Chicago was the 309th mass shooting this year in America.
was the 309th mass shooting this year in America.
According to the Gun Violence Archive, there were a total of six mass shootings Monday in several cities. There have been 14 in the first four days of the month. The organization defines a mass shooting as involving four or more shooting victims, not including the gunman. reacted to the latest shooting, saying he will sign seven gun safety bills into law Tuesday.
Not even a parade on the Fourth of July celebrating our nation’s independence is immune from our nation’s gun violence epidemic.
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