It's been more than three months since Louisville police officers executed Breonna Taylor in her own home.
They detail everything in a letter called Hollywood 4 Black Lives.
Filmmaker Ava DuVernay has launched a new initiative focused on amplifying stories about police brutality.
Breonna Taylor’s story is reminiscent of countless others, and reflects a long-standing pattern: For decades, Black women have been targets of police violence and brutality.
SheaMoisture launched a $100,000 fund to support activists on the frontlines fighting against racial injustice.
The University of Louisville has created a nursing scholarship for Black women in honor of Breonna Taylor.
People like John Legend, Lizzo, and Yara Shahidi show their support.
Odell Beckham Jr., Saquon Barkley, Tyrann Mathieu, Deshaun Mahomes, and more speak out.
Along with defiance of social distancing orders, experts say the cops' use of tear gas is making things worse.
At just nine years old, Judeah Reynolds' young life has changed forever after witnessing a white Minneapolis police officer kill an unarmed Black man in broad daylight.
The surprise retirement announcement by Lousiville Metro Police Department Chief Steve Conrad came about two months after cops botched a warrant and shot Breonna Taylor eight times while she was sleeping.
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron was placed in charge of the case to determine if any charges are warranted for the botched police raid that killed Breonna Taylor.
