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They sang a song of peace and demanded the end to the war on guns.
That was the tenor of the candlelight vigil on the steps of Brooklyn’s borough hall where they paused for minute of silence in memory of the victims of the Las Vegas massacre.
“We are looking at a different America, a different world, where the violence is more than we can stomach or bear,” Pastor Gilford Monrose said.
