Organized within hours by Women's March St Augustine and
Indivisible St Johns, a Candlelight Vigil was held in solidarity with the
citizens of Charlottesville VA who saw one killed and many injured Saturday as
an alleged white supremacist rammed a car into a crowd of peaceful counter
protestors.
Eighty people turned out in the Plaza de la
Constitución, St. Augustine to honor
Heather Heyer, the 32 year old paralegal killed by the car, and to express
solidarity, resistance to hate and the power of unity and non violence. Over
700 rallies and vigils were held across the country Sunday.
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