OPINION: Stop equating mass shootings with mental illness
By Caroline McNamara | February 28, 2018Mental illness becoming synonymous with mass shootings is an issue. Not all cases of mental illnesses result in mass shootings or suicide.
Mental illness becoming synonymous with mass shootings is an issue. Not all cases of mental illnesses result in mass shootings or suicide.
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