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“I believe here in Kentucky, you shouldn’t be judged by the color of your skin, but by the content of your character,” Cameron said about the ad. But the PAC behind it isn’t done.
CultureCon brought in a slew of creative minds and a star-studded list of thought-provoking discussions from stars like Tinashe, Tamika D. Mallory and Dr. Joy Harden Bradford.
Some people first saw civil rights activist Tamika Mallory when she was one of four leaders of the 2017 Women’s March. Her activism hardly began there. From her teen years,
Tamika Mallory has become part of the Louisville Black community. She has developed a close relationship with Tamika Palmer and has also become a known presence in the city. She has visited churches, been a presence on the streets, and, through Until Freedom, channeled nearly a million dollars into the community. Her organization has also fed thousands of people and has become a resource for Black people in Louisville. While this Warrior Queen hails from New York, she plans to stay in Louisville until the election, until justice for Breonna, until freedom.
Plus: Outside groups continue to spend millions of dollars to influence Kentucky voters as the race to become the commonwealth’s next governor nears its final month.