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Poet laureate reflects on 10 years since Charleston church shooting
A decade since the tragedy, the community is still coping with the loss and navigating the impact of the racial attack. Marcus Amaker, the first poet laureate of Charleston, South Carolina, said the shooting changed the way Black South Carolina residents saw the church. Amaker said that a fear of going to church developed in the aftermath.
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