Mother Jones
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Up to 2000 New Yorkers rallied to show support for Paris Saturday in the wake of Friday’s attacks. Mayor Bill deBlasio spoke, people added their names to an impromptu memorial, and the crowd sang the Marseillaise. “I think it’s important for us to stay together and remain calm,” 22-year-old Andrew Congee told me. “To show how strong the French country is and how important it is for us to enjoy life.”
WashSqPark: Lycee Francais de New York school students, 11th grade friends: VIDEO pic.twitter.com/IKDtcVLW7r
— James West (@jameswest2010)
Lots and lots of young students turning out to support NYC vigil pic.twitter.com/NC7OI5CnTu
— James West (@jameswest2010)
“Not afraid” “Paris is about life” pic.twitter.com/WpM9esCPuj
— James West (@jameswest2010)
Some tears. More stoicism really. Grim faces. And the national anthem. pic.twitter.com/RdFYNXRZRx
— James West (@jameswest2010)
Remarkably still under chilly winter skies in NYC. Several hundred people here. Just thoughtful. Quiet. pic.twitter.com/5DroAKbgJT
— James West (@jameswest2010)
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