Dylann Roof | Watching America

France: Is the Racial Syndrome in the United States Becoming a Transgenerational Disease?

Robin Koerner - July 31, 2015. Published in L'Humanité

Canada: Removing the Symbol, Confronting Reality

Robin Koerner - July 14, 2015. Published in Le Devoir

Germany: Constant Provocation

Robin Koerner - July 14, 2015. Published in Junge Welt

Protests against flying the Confederate flag in South Carolina's state capitol

Spain: Opposition Grows Against the Controversial Confederate Flag

Robin Koerner - July 14, 2015. Published in El País

The flag is offensive. The decision to support or reject it has upset various politicians, especially in the Republican Party.

Canada: What the AME Church Shooting Changed

Robin Koerner - July 12, 2015. Published in Toronto Star

Netherlands: Confederate Flag: Racist or Symbol of Freedom?

Robin Koerner - July 11, 2015. Published in De Volkskrant

The flag is yet to disappear from the American street view. It can still regularly be found on bumper stickers, coat sleeves, T-shirts and belt buckles.

Canada: If America Wants Real Progress, It’s Time To Get Serious.

Robin Koerner - July 10, 2015. Published in Maclean's

Despite his blunt talk, the President is just as guilty as everyone else of turning a blind eye and wishing those problems away.

Nicaragua: Charleston: The Embarrassment of American Democracy

Robin Koerner - July 10, 2015. Published in El Nuevo Diario

New Zealand: Obama Finally Sounds Like a Great President

Robin Koerner - July 4, 2015. Published in The New Zealand Herald

Canada: The Enduring Leadership of Charleston’s Mayor

Robin Koerner - July 2, 2015. Published in The Globe and Mail

Canada: Charleston Should Teach Us that Terror Laws Need To Be Drafted with Care

Robin Koerner - July 1, 2015. Published in The Globe and Mail

Germany: The South and Its Pride

Robin Koerner - July 1, 2015. Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Even the statement from the daughter of the 70-year old Ethel Lance, whom he had killed on that Wednesday afternoon during the Bible study with several bullets, seemed not to reach him, “I will never be able to hold her again. But I forgive you. You hurt me; you hurt a lot of people. But God forgives you, and I forgive you.”

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