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"They want us to turn on our neighbors, and it will never happen." Reactions from Manchester
Perspectives on the Manchester bombing.
PostedByNicole Vulcan
on Tue, May 23, 2017 at 6:09 PM
As the United Kingdom goes on high terror alert and reels from Monday's bombing at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, people have been donating blood in high numbers.
As the investigation into the bombing continues, one Manchester man gave an emotional interview, pledging support for all citizens of Manchester, no matter what they believe in, or where they're from.
This video interview originally appeared on BBC Newsnight.
At least 22 people died and 59 were hurt in the attack at Manchester Arena. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attacks, according to CNN. Ariana Grande has suspended her tour.
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Ariana Grande performing in Manchester before the May 22 attack.
Nicole Vulcan has been editor of the Source since 2016. (Blame her for everything since then.) Favorite car: A Trek commuter bike. Favorite cat: An adopted dog who looks like a Jedi master. Favorite things, besides responding to your comments: Downton Abbey re-runs, Aretha Franklin albums, and pink wine.
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