Erika Kirk wore a recently murdered husband in a memorial ceremony in a white jacket.
Widow Erika Kirk used a white jacket, black top and gold accessories at a memorial ceremony. Carlos Barria, Reuters
On Sunday in the right -wing activist in Arizona, USA Charlie Kirkin There was no traditional black sadness at the memorial ceremony. Especially Kirk’s widow Erika Kirkin The white jacket wearing sparked confusion in social media. Also, with a few exceptions, the state leadership did not see the usual black suit and tie at the memorial service.
However, there was an explanation for abnormal dressing.
On September 10, Kirk’s organization, Turning Point USA, urged the memorial to dress patriotically in the colors of the US flag, ie red, white and blue instead of a black outfit.
Erika Kirk applied for comfort from President Trump, pressing on her embrace. The president was dressed in his characteristic style in a dark blue suit, a red tie and a white collar shirt. EPA / AOP
New York Times As a result of the request, the audience of tens of thousands of people gathered in Glendale was dressed in, among other things, red summer dresses, blue polo shirts or red tits with white collar shirts. There were also t-shirts in the audience with printed president Donald Trump Name, Charlie Kirk’s face or US flag pictures. Now, according to now, there were also shirts with printed text “freedom”, which Kirk was also wearing when he was shot.
Erika Kirk has previously revealed that she is using her killed husband’s blood stained golden pendant depicted by Archangel Michael. The paramedics removed the pendant from Charlie Kirk’s neck after being shot. Archangel Michael is, among other things, the protector of Christians in the Bible. However, the pendant was not seen above Erika Kirk at a memorial ceremony. Instead, Erika Kirk’s neck showed a cross -shaped pendant.
Charlie Kirk’s memorial ceremony saw, among other things, her name embroidered hips. EPA / AOP
The memorial audience followed the request to dress in a patriotic style instead of a traditional saddle. EPA / AOP
The guests of the memorial session posed in Selfie photos in front of a large wooden cross. EPA / AOP