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After school shooting, Nashville grieves and ponders its divisions

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Nashville, Tennessee, has a long history of peaceful co-existence between liberals and conservatives. But after a school shooting this week, the city's political divide has become even more pronounced. The shooting has touched on two polarizing topics: gun policy and the rights of LGBTQ people.

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After school shooting, Nashville grieves and ponders its divisions

Shortly after the shooting rampage that left six people dead this week at a Nashville, Tennessee, elementary school, state Sen. Charlane Oliver, a first-term Democrat who represents a large chunk of the city, stood before reporters and wiped away her tears. Then she laced into her Republican colleagues for systematically loosening the state’s gun laws when, she said, they should have been tightened.

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Hawaii Tribune-Herald broke the news in on Saturday, April 1, 2023.
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