They appear at anti-police brutality rallies, drawn together to share their crosses of sorrows, losses and grief in silence, giving witness to pain that is unfathomable and unrelenting to stand in a circle and on cue raise hands cupping portraits of Amadou Diallo. They somberly intone the counting of the 41 bullets fired at him that have again reignited flames of unquenchable pain on the disbelieving community. Their arms fall, silence reigns, the pain, anguish and outrage emanated with a palpable force of beauty, dignity and power and unpardonable pain and suffering.