Calls to address online hate speech after Buffalo mass shooting
New details shed light on how the gunman in the Buffalo mass shooting was exposed to racist conspiracy theories online and the social media platforms he used to plan the attack, prompting calls for more oversight to prevent further tragedies.
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Calls to address online hate speech after Buffalo mass shooting
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