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Black people experience institutionalized racism each and every day. The brutal killings of Trayford Pellerin, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and countless others are tragic examples of the police violence that plagues our communities.

On Thursday, October 1, join the ACLU of Louisiana's Justice Lab and the family of Trayford Pellerin for a discussion about centering the voices of those who have been most impacted by police violence and empowering communities to combat it.

JUSTICE LAB VIRTUAL TOWN HALL A discussion about police violence and empowering communities. Thursday, October 1, 12 p.m. CT Webinar Details will be sent after RSVP RSVP TODAY

Through Justice Lab's storytelling initiative, the ACLU of Louisiana aims to honor and amplify the experiences of directly impacted people, engage the community, and inspire involvement in local police-reform efforts. In addition to catalyzing social change, storytelling aids healing – as recovery often begins with reconstructing the impact of trauma. Finding a personal narrative can help bring self-awareness, closure, and a sense of connection with the community.

Join us on Thursday, October 1 for this powerful event. RSVP now.

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2017 Kingyatta 75/40 LLC  embarked upon sole proprietorship in the food and spirit Industry.

Hanging one's hat in Austin, Texas. Robert King Wilkerson (A.K.A) Robert H. King and Kenyatta

Ruth Hathaway (A.K.A) Kenyatta Ruth Williams. Together we relocated to Westwego, Louisiana 2018. Upon repositioning, we transposed to New Orleans food and beverage sector. Historical Old  Algiers

community. In a business partnership with Henry (Pal) Alexander of the Westbank Steppers Social Aid & Pleasure Club. Our mission is to engender employment for the region. Ergo will give rise to the induction of civic and social relief. Effectuating opportunities for a depressed and underprivileged community, and build successful business bonding's. While generating revenue that will in return booster the economics of Algiers. A community from which King & Pal have roots in. Algiers is Westbank of the Mississippi 

River. It's the only section of Orleans Parish district located on the West Bank of the Mississippi River. Algiers is known as the 15th Ward.  It's one of the oldest Wards of the 17 Wards in New Orleans. Following chattel slavery along the Mississippi River. It became the birthplace of  Jazz in the early 1900s. 

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