What Happens After A Racist Massacre In Your Neighborhood?
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The Hardest Part of Being a Chair Mom
"Even if you feel like you weren't close to it or you weren't there, you didn't lose anybody," she says. "The lollipops and gumdrops that we did have came crashing down that day." A week after the massacre, Antiani asked her for a prayer circle with some of the girls who were affected by the shooting. She was able to get them in the gym but can't take anyone back home because how close they were.
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