As the one-year anniversary of the shooting approaches, the Dayton Daily News wants to know if the community still feels unified or if divisions have widened. Take our survey below to share your thoughts.
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Credit: Amelia Robinson
Credit: Amelia Robinson
After a gunman opened fire in the Oregon District killing nine people and wounding dozens more last August, many people felt the community banded together in solidarity.
“Dayton Strong” signs and messages were shared widely in a show of pride, support and unity. But in the past year, the community has faced upheaval: economic struggles in the wake of the coronavirus, a challenging political climate and a reckoning with racial injustice, as protests across the nation call for change.
As the one-year anniversary of the shooting approaches, the Dayton Daily News wants to know if the community still feels unified or if divisions have widened. Take our survey below to share your thoughts.