Photo: #Denise Brown hangs a shirt in memory of her sister Nicole Brown Simpson on a clothesline at the National Mall in Washington DC. The clothesline display is a collection of 6,000 shirts created with stories from survivors, family and friends of women who have suffered from violence against women.
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Denise Brown hangs a shirt in memory of her sister Nicole Brown Simpson on a clothesline at the National Mall in Washington DC. The clothesline display is a collection of 6,000 shirts created with stories from survivors, family and friends of women who have suffered from violence against women. (Photo by JOYCE NALTCHAYAN/AFP/Getty Images)

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Channeling anger into action

Broadcast: Midmorning, 01/18/2007, 9:06 a.m.

The sister of Nicole Brown Simpson talks about how her focus on domestic violence helped her overcome her grief over her sister's death.

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  • Denise Brown: Advocate for victims of domestic violence and sister of Nicole Brown Simpson, who was killed in 1994.
  • Mary Ajax: President and CEO of Community Action Council.

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