Miami Unites for Candlelight Vigil in Wake of Charlottesville Attack

Karli Evans August 14, 2017 9:01AM

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A small crowd formed in downtown Miami on Sunday, August 13, to light candles and stand in solidarity with the victims of the terrorist attack in Charlottesville, Virginia. After passing out candles, the group formed a circle to share a moment of silence and sing "We Shall Overcome" in unison.

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