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A young girl signs one of several posters put up in the weeks following the mass shooting at Emanuel AME Church, June 25, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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A young visitor signs a tree filled with messages outside the Emanuel AME Church, June 25, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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Visitors outside the Emanuel AME Church embrace each other, June 25, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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Flowers left outside of the Emanuel AME Church, June 25, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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Candles left outside of the Emanuel AME Church in honor of the victims of the shooting, June 20, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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The Black Lives Matter march with hundreds marching through the streets of Charleston, June 20, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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Black Lives Matter marchers listening to one of the leaders of the march, June 20, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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Balloons, flowers, letters, posters, candles, stuffed animals, and other items left outside the Emanuel AME Church, June 25, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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Local people gathered in a prayer circle near the Emanuel AME Church immediately following the shooting, June 17, 2015, Charleston, South Carolina, courtesy of ABC New4 WCIV-TV.

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Map showing the raw cotton trade between the American South and Great Britain in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, courtesy of Revealing Histories: Remembering Slavery.

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