Her face has appeared on billboards, on the covers of national magazines, in the title of proposed legislation and her name chanted by protesters across the world: Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old Black woman killed by Louisville Police a year ago this week.
Kentucky Public Radio’s Ryland Barton reports on efforts to reform police policies after Taylor’s killing. He says at the state legislature, reform proposals are moving forward, but they’re not everything the protesters hoped for.
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