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    Faith Elaine Scott sings a cappella during the vigil.
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    Members of the crowd clap and snap along during a song preformed by Faith Elaine Scott.
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    James Braggs gave an opening prayer at the vigil.
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    Dejanai Dunn, who will be 16 at the end of this month, singing a song she wrote titled “Heard Today.”
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    An attendee blocks the flame of their candle from the slightest breeze.
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    One of the event organizers, Celeste Kofi speaks of the racism her and her husband have endured.
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    The crowd listens to one of the event organizers, Celeste Kofi tells of the racism she and her husband have endured.
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    The crowd listens to one of the event organizers, Celeste Kofi tell of the racism her and her husband have endured.
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    A vigil attendee holds a candle.
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    Charmaine Lawson speaks about her plans to start DJ House, a non-profit that will help provide housing to HSU and CR students.
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    Cameron Wilson told Dejanai Dunn, left, that he really liked her song saying it hit him different than most songs and telling her she should put it on YouTube.
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    The crowd listens to Charmaine Lawson as she talks about her son.
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    The crowd listens to Charmaine Lawson as she talks about her son.