About 100 people held a walking vigil Thursday night in Allston to remember victims of violence against the LGBT community.
The procession moved from Packard’s Corner to a courtyard in front of Horace Mann school, where organizers addressed the group and the names of victims killed in Massachusetts were read aloud.
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