June 2nd was a Monday
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The motion that appears in a lot of the photographs, for me, emphasized the breaking up of a world, the breaking up of society, emotionally. Everyone was there. America came out to mourn, to weep, to show their respect and love for a leader—someone they believed in, someone who promised a better future—and they saw hope pass by in a train.
— Paul Fusco, The Fallen, nytimes.com
