This past Thursday was Breewayy Day. Breewayy (or the motherfuckin' freeway) was another of the names bestowed upon Injustice Square Park in downtown Louisville

It's been six years since the Louisville Metro Police Department gunned down Breonna Taylor in her own home. Six years a momma's been missing her kid. Six years

Wednesday made five years since this city rose up. While the rest of the country thinks of those days as the George Floyd protests, here in Louisville it was Breonna Taylor who was foremost on our minds.

Four years. That's one thousand four hundred and sixty one days since Breonna Taylor was murdered in her own home by the very people who had ostensibly swore to protect her. Louisville Metro Police Department

Two years ago today Breonna Taylor was gunned down in her own home by Louisville Metro Police Department officers executing a no-knock warrant. Two years on and only one officer, Brett Hankison, has been

September 23, 2020 is a day that will live in infamy Permanently etched into memory Words cannot do justice to that day For justice was not done in any way The Attorney General did render Bullet abuses

[This late night rambling attempt at a video reviews the murder of a black man who was doing nothing wrong in the broader context of hate crimes in America. We cannot tolerate hate crimes if we believe

In this video, we break down the grand jury indictment in the Breonna Taylor case and how the information we were given previously about the shooting differs from what we know now. New exciting project!

No indictments for two officers in Breonna Taylor case; third indicted on wanton endangerment charge Wednesday 9-23-20 #disclaimer - Sorry if you are offended because you think my content is not good enough

The city of Louisville is going to pay $12 million in an effort to settle the lawsuit over the murder of Breonna Taylor. The government admitted to settling the lawsuit with her estate and they affirm

This video was automatically backed up to 3Speak.Original Author: Description: “My heart is broken for the family.” @LouisvilleUL CEO/President @SadiqaReynolds says that people have a right to their outrage,

There's a lot of attention in the media about the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis but this is certainly not the first case in recent weeks where police have murdered an innocent citizen. In fact