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He puts 11 pictures on the screen. The first 10 are funny. The last 1 is a total gut punch.

When a white supremacist gunman shot 10 people, killing six, at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, some speculated he thought his victims were Muslim. Comedian W. Kamau Bell had a few choice things to say about that.

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Eric March

Unfortunately, this YouTube video has been removed. For more background on the shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, this collection of articles can get you started, and you can visit the temple’s homepage to see how they’ve rebuilt and re-emerged from the tragedy.

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