
KYW's Antionette Lee captures the spirit of Philadelphia in this photo she tweeted at 6:20 p.m. last night.
(Image from tweet by Antionette Lee, https://twitter.com/arleeonair)
As the nation watched, Philly danced.
Okay, we still don’t officially have a president. And, yes, inside the Philadelphia Convention Center, ballots are still being counted. As I’m writing this, 85,000 votes.
But outside the Convention Center, everything from classic Philadelphia soul to klezmer music to Don Omar moved Philadelphians into celebration yesterday. And props where props are due — everyone was wearing a mask while dancing (except for that dancing mail box in the last video 😉 ).
So, here’s to having more reasons to dance on the streets.
Here’s to our amazing city.
Celebrating Democracy in action. We are the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. #Philadelphia #EveryVoteCounts pic.twitter.com/yMJwNXwAbX
— Nicole (She/Her) (@GrnEyedNic) November 6, 2020
The #CountEveryVote crowd has brought in a DJ and they are now in party mode. @KYWNewsradio pic.twitter.com/pwNNEz6MfX
— Hadas Kuznits (@hadaskuznits) November 6, 2020
Dancing for democracy in Philly ! Good things happen in Philadelphia ! #everyvotecounts #counteveryvote #bidenharris pic.twitter.com/hjkKBUOfig
— literary_witch (@WitchLiterary) November 5, 2020
Having some fun in Philly today.
We're celebrating and making sure very vote is counted with the Kol Tzedek Simcha Band outside of the Philadelphia Convention Center.#JoyToThePolls #EveryVoteCounts pic.twitter.com/qa3PVksOIA
— Bend the Arc: Jewish Action (@jewishaction) November 6, 2020
Dear Philadelphia. THANK YOU I now LOVE you EVEN more. @PhiladelphiaGov 🎥 @Wheelmrk #EveryVoteCounts #Philadelphia #AmericaNeedsPennsylvania #bidenharis2020 #TrumpMeltdown #DumpTrump pic.twitter.com/CiKFMeMU4W
— Luisa Oliveira (@weezergata) November 6, 2020
DJ just put on Teddy Pendergrass, it’s getting serious #EveryVoteCounts #Philly pic.twitter.com/Ldm7QwEvPu
— Antionette Lee (@arleeonair) November 7, 2020
-30-Meanwhile outside of the convention center right now, the #CountEveryVote rally is still going strong. #Philly #Election2020 @KYWNewsradio pic.twitter.com/wO5uAiWtKK
— Antionette Lee (@arleeonair) November 5, 2020
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