People Across The U.S. Remember El Paso Victims On Día De Los Muertos

The transcript discusses the El Paso mass shooting on August 3rd, which targeted Hispanic individuals. It connects the event to Dia de Los Muertos, a Mexican holiday honoring deceased loved ones. In response, altars were dedicated to the victims, including one by the University of Texas at El Paso and another by Chicago's National Museum of Mexican Artists. These altars, usually humorous, were somber this year, reflecting the tragedy's impact.

What was the primary reason the gunman targeted individuals in the El Paso shooting?

• He was targeting law enforcement officers.

• He wanted to rob the store.

• He was aiming for a political figure.

• He believed they were of Mexican descent.

During which dates is Dia de Los Muertos celebrated?

• December 24th to 26th

• October 31st to November 2nd

• August 3rd to 5th

• July 4th to 6th

What is traditionally included in the altars for Dia de Los Muertos?

• Fireworks and sparklers

• Books and scrolls

• Candles and sugar skulls

• Flags and banners

How did the University of Texas at El Paso alter their decorations for the altars this year?

• They included more humor and toys.

• They used more flowers and bright colors.

• They avoided humor due to the nature of the attack.

• They added more traditional Mexican music.

What unique feature did the National Museum of Mexican Artists include in their altar for the El Paso victims?

• A large mural of the city

• Crosses and balloons with the number 22

• A video tribute

• A live performance