By Garsha Vazirian

A silhouette of conscience over the American capital

A man’s bridge vigil forced D.C. to look up and turned a landmark into a moral argument against the war on Iran

TEHRAN — High above the Anacostia River, where the wind never seems to settle and the noise of the American capital turns faint and metallic, a lone figure sat in the white arc of the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge like a living question the conscience could not ignore.