An estimated 300 protesters showed up Tuesday evening, Aug. 5, to protest gun violence — and especially last weekend’s devastating attacks in El Paso and Dayton — at the headquarters of the NRA in Fairfax. There was a candle lighting ceremony and the names and ages of the victims were read by different speakers for El Paso and Dayton, followed by moments of silence.



Every month a vigil is held at NRA headquarters, sponsored, by, among other, Concerned Citizens Against Gun Violence.
Photos by Ken McMillon