
Extremism in America | Sikh Temple Mass Shooting
Preview: Season 6 Episode 7 | 1m 3s
Rise of mass shootings at houses of worship from Oak Creek to Charleston and Pittsburgh.
On August 5, 2012, in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, a gunman with ties to white supremacy entered a Sikh temple, killing and wounding members of the gurdwara and police. The product of extremism, mass shootings at houses of worship - from Charleston to Pittsburgh - have since continued over the past decade.
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Extremism in America | Sikh Temple Mass Shooting
Preview: Season 6 Episode 7 | 1m 3s
On August 5, 2012, in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, a gunman with ties to white supremacy entered a Sikh temple, killing and wounding members of the gurdwara and police. The product of extremism, mass shootings at houses of worship - from Charleston to Pittsburgh - have since continued over the past decade.
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