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In the days and weeks following the Aug 3 massacre in El Paso, our community flocked to WalMart, the site of the deadliest targeted attack on Latinos in modern American history. The community created a beautiful, powerful memorial that was a place of pain, a place of comfort.pic.twitter.com/e7sqcc08gj
My phone is filled with photos from that day. There were thousands of candles, flowers and messages at the site. Together, we tried to make sense of the senseless. We embraced, wept, stood in prayer, song and silence.pic.twitter.com/xvSVh7xJms
For weeks, El Pasoans braved the scorching heat, the intense sun, and long lines of cars as they waited to park in order to pay their respects.pic.twitter.com/Ot7gFXTCTC
We must honor the lives taken too soon, continue to care for and love one another, and acknowledge the racism and hate that motivated the massacre so that we can eradicate that hate. El Paso will always be a light in the darkness.
We will forever be #ElPasoStrongpic.twitter.com/Ud75pg7Nkd
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