Breonna Taylor

Grand Juror in Breonna Taylor Case Speaks Out, Accusing AG Cameron of Misrepresenting Proceedings

San Francisco Activists Sue City Over 'Illegal Dragnet Surveillance' of George Floyd, BLM Protests

Brett Wilkins, staff writer

Such practices by police are "completely at odds with the First Amendment and should never be allowed," said an ACLU lawyer on the case.

Kentucky AG Ordered to Release Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Tapes After Juror Demands 'Full Story and Absolute Truth'

Kenny Stancil, staff writer

People gather at Breonna Taylor's makeshift memorial in an area activists have renamed Injustice Square Park in downtown Louisville on September 26, 2020 to protest a Kentucky grand jury's failure to charge any police officers for the March killing of Taylor. (Photo: Jason Armond/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

"The public deserves better than the word games Daniel Cameron is playing to...

'The Whole Damn System Is Guilty as Hell': Protests Erupt After No Officers Charged for Killing Breonna Taylor

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"Today's charging decision is the manifestation of what the millions of people...

'Property More Valuable Than Human Life': No Charges Against Officers for Killing Breonna Taylor

'We Must Not Lose Focus': Louisville To Pay $12 Million to Family of Breonna Taylor, But Officers Not Yet Charged

'Get Your Knee Off Our Necks': On 57th Anniversary of Historic Civil Rights Rally, Tens of Thousands March on Washington

'Strike Is Our Tactic. Solidarity Is Our Power': NBA, WNBA Players Ignite Work Stoppage to Protest Police Violence

'Money Changes Everything': Corporate Sponsors Finally Join Native American Call for Washington Redskins Name Change

Markey Bill, Backed by Sanders and Warren, Moves to Abolish Qualified Immunity for Cops 'Once-and-for-All'

'A Very Strong Run,' But Booker Falls Short to Establishment-Backed McGrath in Kentucky Primary

'A Strong Step Forward': Following House Passage, Civil Rights Advocates Urge Senate to Pass Democrats' Justice in Policing Act

'This Is Why We March': Poll Shows Overwhelming US Support for Police Reform, Increased Accountability

New Research Suggests Racial Justice Protests Have Not Led to Covid-19 Transmission Spike

Corporate Interests Nervous as Progressive Democrats Surge Ahead of NY and Kentucky Primaries

As Trump Sows Division, Poor People's Campaign Ignites 'Transformative Action' to Address Interwoven Injustices

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Overwrought, Bellicose White Privilege Chap. 4,7346

Exquisitely illustrating why peaceful, unarmed people of color are in the streets denouncing the brutal fact that peaceful, unarmed people of color are routinely shot, these white St. Louis lawyers just pulled guns on protesters simply walking past their gated, uber-gaudy, Renaissance palazzo to protest at the mayor's nearby house. Twitter was on it, dubbing them "Bunny and Clod," "the remake of Mr. and Mrs. Smith nobody wanted," and, the best, "the NIMBYonese Liberation Army."