17 photos show Americans across the country stopping to watch Christine Blasey Ford's historic testimony in the middle of the work day
Zette Emmons was on a JetBlue flight from New York to San Francisco when the hearing started. Almost everyone around her tuned in on their seatback TVs.
In Los Angeles, CNN's local bureau broadcast the hearing on TVs that face out to the street.
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At least one person attending the United Nations General Assembly watched Ford speak on a laptop.
Source: Reuters
Protestors and supporters of Kavanaugh watched Ford's testimony from Sen. Chuck Grassley's office in Washington, DC.
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Law students at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where Ford received her undergraduate degree, watched her hearing on Thursday.
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So did students at The Media School at Indiana University, where the hearing was broadcast from multiple channels on a large screen.
Source: Twitter/Rosemary Pennington
Students at Columbia University's School of Journalism watched Ford's testimony while trying to meet deadlines.
An English teacher in Boston projected the hearing onto her whiteboard so that her students could witness the moment of history.
Source: Twitter/@BramanteMs
The assignment of the day for a journalism class at duPont Manual High School in Louisville, Kentucky was watching Ford's testimony.
Source: Piper Hansen
This Instagram user who posted this photo watched Ford speak while waiting in line for lunch. She wrote that she could "feel her pain and her terror as I watched."
Source: Instagram/lifewithpiperjane
Women attending a summit hosted by The New York Times in Brooklyn took a break to watch Ford speak.
Source: Instagram/daylehaddon
Supporters of Ford gathered in Sen. Ted Cruz's office to watch the hearing, too.
Source: Twitter/@bobblanddesign
Watching vigil for #ChristineBlaseyFord in @SenTedCruz’s office. Survivors, we are here for you. We hear you. We are holding each other up #WeBelieveSurvivors #WeBelieveChristine @womensmarch @CPDAction pic.twitter.com/oFlB4H4Djq
— Bob #BelieveSurvivors #CancelKavanaugh Bland (@bobblanddesign) September 27, 2018
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