‘He didn’t completely break us’: Buffalo grieves mass shooting one year on

Mourners gathered to remember the 10 people killed by a white supremacist last year at the Tops Friendly market

As families across the US celebrated Mother's Day, several hundred people - including prominent elected officials - gathered at Buffalo's Jefferson Avenue Tops Friendly market for a different reason: to mark the first anniversary of the day a white supremacist gunman drove several hours to Buffalo's East Side and murdered 10 people at gunpoint.

People from across New York state, the US and Canada had come to the predominantly Black neighborhood to show support after the shooting. And Sunday was no different as speakers hailed Buffalo residents' resilience 12 months on from the mass killing that left their city bereaved.