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An art installation in New York City lets you hear family members’ birthday messages to people of color killed by police. “This is about who they were as unique individuals,” the artist says.

Tuesday, November 8, 2022 will mark two years since a Davidson County deputy shot and killed Frederick Cox, 18.

“1-800 Happy Birthday” Celebrates the Lives of Those Lost at the Hands of Police Brutality: The exhibition is on view in Brooklyn until January 16, 2023.

London rhymer Kasien has given the visual treatment to his track dubbed "Do What I Like".

After a flurry of singles, Manchester songbird Pip Millett has returned with her anticipated debut album, 'When Everything Is Better, I’ll Let You Know'.

Kasien is back with yet another banger; his new joint “Do What I Like”.

The “1-800 Happy Birthday” digital voice mail project is transformed into an exhibition in Brooklyn, and welcomes visitors.

Featuring Performances By Darrell Kelley and Joseph Wheeler & New Praise, The Event Will Honor The Courage Of Relatives of Police Brutality Victims Who Stand Up To These Brutal Practices

The endorsements come as other progressive district attorneys nationwide have faced problems.  

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