Hundreds of Hintington Beach Pierre met on Sunday evening to honor the conservative podcast host Charlie Kerk, who was fired deadly during the Turning Point Usa event at Utah Valley University on September 10.
The attendees sparked candles, blogs, and Kirk’s memories, co -founder of the 31 -year -old Turning Point Usa. The protest, organized by local supporters and companies affiliated with the Turning Point Usa program, have emerged, moments of silence, speeches and songs that are reflected on the effect of Kirk on the activity of conservative youth. Some participants waved white flags, while others chanted the chants to honor the Kirk legacy.
Kirk was shot in the neck while speaking at Utah Valley University. The accused shooter, Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested within 33 hours and is now being held in the face of multiple charges, including strict killing.
Many at The Huntington Beach Vigil expressed solidarity with the Kirk family and stressed the importance of unity in the wake of political violence.
One of the attendees said: “This gathering is not only about mourning.” “It comes to gathering to remember a leader who influenced many young people and calling for peace.”
The shooting sparked condemnation and dialogue at the level of the country through political lines. Turning Point Usa has announced a general memorial service for Kirk, scheduled for September 21 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
Throughout the country, similar memorials and monuments continue to attract participants, indicating the widespread influence that Kirk had on the conservative political discourse and the ongoing call to unity in the wake of his death. The Huntington Beach gathered by both sadness and design, as the attendees honored Kirk’s life and its inheritance with a message of memory and solidarity of society.