D.C. holds moment of silence for Michael Brown

The Washington Post 2014-08-15

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A peaceful vigil was held at Meridian Hill Malcolm X Park in Northwest Washington D.C., on Thursday. A national moment of silence was observed in honor of 18-year-old Michael Brown, who was shot and killed by police last weekend, and victims of police brutality.
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