Women Came Together In London To Honor Westminster Attack Victims
Holding hands, women lined the Westminster bridge for a quiet vigil on Sunday afternoon.
Dozen's of women lined up along the Westminster Bridge in London, Sunday afternoon to honor the victims of the attack by Briton Khalid Masood on Wednesday, which left four people dead nearby.
Women of different faiths and backgrounds came together at 4 p.m. and held hands for five minutes of silence. The vigil was organized by Women's March On London organizers, as a "Women's Act of Solidarity."
“That man wanted to divide us, so by joining hands we are literally doing the opposite of what he wanted," attendee Kerena Sheath, told The Guardian. “It was something beautiful to come out of something so hideous.”
View photos of the vigil below.