<p>Hundreds gathered in Manchester’s Albert Square Tuesday evening, May 23, as the city showed its grit in the wake of a suicide bombing at the end of a pop concert the night before.</p><p>Poets and politicians joined</a> the gathering in front of Manchester’s Town Hall, and shouts of “Manchester!” and “Manchester La La La!” were heard.</p><p>The bombing at the end of Ariana Grande’s concert at Manchester Arena Monday night killed 22 people and wounded dozens more.</p><br />
