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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
World
Nicola Slawson

First Thing: Biden says white supremacy has no place in US after Florida killings

Candles burn at memorials for Angela Carr, Anolt Joseph Laguerre Jr and Jerrald Gallion near a Dollar General store where they were shot and killed
Candles burn at memorials for Angela Carr, Anolt Joseph Laguerre Jr and Jerrald Gallion near a Dollar General store where they were shot and killed. Photograph: Sean Rayford/Getty Images

Good morning.

Joe Biden said yesterday that “white supremacy has no place in America” after three people were killed in a racist shooting in Florida and it emerged that the gunman had been turned away from a historically Black college or university (HBCU) campus moments before opening fire at a discount store.

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