Attorney General for Civil Rights Leo Terrell tweets a question.

Funeral attendance can be a demonstration of an outpouring of affection over the life of an individual who has passed. Throngs of people in attendance can signify a life that touched countless others.

Leo Terrell questions the attendance at a controversial funeral, stirring public debate.{ai:summary}<p>Leo Terrell, the civil rights attorney, asks why large crowds attend Charlie Kirk's funeral if he is a racist.</p><p>A counterpoint: funeral attendance can reflect an outpouring of affection for a life that touched many. #society</p>

'Why Are So Many People in Attendance?' AG for Civil Rights Leo Terrell Asks a Question

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