An+advocate+for+peace+meditates+in+front+of+the+Capitol+Building+on+the+one-year+anniversary+of+the+insurrection.

Maddie Kaltman

An advocate for peace meditates in front of the Capitol Building on the one-year anniversary of the insurrection.

D.C. remembers January 6, one year later

On January 6, 2021, while lawmakers were attempting to certify now-President Joe Biden’s electoral victory, thousands of insurrectionists attacked the Capitol Building. Earlier that afternoon, then-President Donald Trump had told them at a rally to “fight like hell.”

Throughout that afternoon and evening, many Whitman student stayed glued to their television screens. History, some said, would remember that day.

One year later, D.C. began to prove them right. Take a look at the scenes near the Capitol on January 6, 2022.

“Voters decide outcomes of U.S. elections”
Americans pay attention
Officer Amber Klein
Joining together in song
“Sedition: When you’re white, they let you do it”
Capturing the scene
Jealous speaks out
Ashli Babbitt memorial

The Black and White • Copyright 2024 • FLEX WordPress Theme by SNOLog in

Comments (0)

In order to make the Black & White online a safe and secure public forum for members of the community to express their opinions, we read all comments before publishing them. No comments with personal attacks, advertisements, nonsense, defamatory or derogatory rhetoric, excessive obscenities, libel or slander will be published. Comments are meant to spur discussion about the content and/or topic of an article. Please use your real name when commenting.
All The Black and White Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *