I thank my colleagues for joining me tonight to stand in solidarity with our neighbors in Canada, and honor the victims of the January 29 terrorist attack at the Quebec Islamic Cultural Center in Quebec City. A house of worship is a place of refuge, peace, and reflection, but for the 6 people killed, the 19 wounded, and the entire community, that hallowed ground is now tainted--yet, shall always remain covered in love. Let our presence here serve as a reminder that we will stand up against bigotry and hatred wherever it takes place. I now ask my colleagues to bow their heads and join us for a moment of silence. ____________________
Bonnie Watson Coleman: “I thank my colleagues for joining me tonight to stand in solidarity with our neighbors in Canada, and honor the victims…”
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