10-year-old girl survives Uvalde shooting only to be profiled by troopers: 'We got a whole carload'

Caitlyne Gonzales was 10 years old when she survived the Uvalde school shooting that killed two teachers and19 students at Robb Elementary School on May 24 in Texas. What it means to live through something so awful and have to return to school is something many can not even imagine, but that is not where the suffering ended for Caitlyne.

John Woodrow Cox, an enterprise reporter with The Washington Post, spent a summer interviewing her. And in a single Twitter thread Cox posted on Tuesday about his work, he illuminated just what it means to have survived something so unimaginable and still have to deal with the all-too-frequent reminder that, when it comes to some cops, your tragedy matters only about as much as your skin color. 

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