How the Buffalo supermarket served as a 'lifeline' in the community
Buffalo Common Council president Darius Pridgen tells CBC News why the people in his neighbourhood fought to get the supermarket where 10 Black people were killed Saturday, and how it served as a lifeline and hub for so many in the community.
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