- So the scene you're about to see is myself and a lot
of other people, along with Breonna Taylor's mom,
Tamika Palmer, prepare for her one year death anniversary
rally in March in Louisville, Kentucky.
- Isn't the Muhammad Ali center amazing?
- It is.
- For somebody who grew up in here, grew up loving
his legacy, when I saw you I said, whatever that spirit is,
it's in her and want to support that system.
You know what I mean?
So, it's his family, this is what this place is for.
- He is just two generations removed from Mohammad Ali
and look how he's carrying on this legacy.
And that brother, is a powerful speaker.
- Y'all showed up, for me, that meant everything for me.
- No, it means everything that you show up.
- You got to have a certain type of understanding
of life to stand here, hold your head up,
because I couldn't fathom losing one of my children.
You know, I had a chance to ask you aside, you know,
"Are you ready for tomorrow?"
And you gave me the most honest, transparent answer:
"No, I'm not."
- Oh she keeps it all the way real, all the time.
- And it made me feel like I could relate even more
because even coming here, I didn't know what to expect.
All I can say is thank you for being so strong.
I was very sincere with everything that I said
to Miss Tamika Palmer,
because I'm just coming to serve and help as I can
and be a platform and another voice.
- You know, even though this is a tragic situation,
your daughter brought all of these people together.
The whole world has united in the quest for justice
for Breonna Taylor.
- I made one call and they showed up.
They used their own money.
I didn't fly them down.
I didn't book their tickets.
I didn't book their hotel rooms.
I know y'all probably like,
"Oh, love and hip hop paid for that."
No, love and hip hop didn't.
They used the money in their pockets and they showed up.
- The way that you carry this is like a true soldier.
- I can't even really say the word that
exemplifies your strength.
I remember when the feds came to my house,
my husband hates when I say it,
that could have been us.
I feel constantly reminded that
I could have been Breonna Taylor.
I have got to fight for her because I would have wanted
people to fight for me.
- For us, we're ready for a rally,
but we have to remember that what she's getting ready for
is the day that she stood outside her daughter's apartment,
waiting to learn where she was and finding out hours later
that her body was still on the ground with bullets.
- Not knowing what's going on, police, police tape,
news, helicopters.
What's on the other side of that door?
- It's crazy, to answer the phone and hear Kenny screaming.
Said somebody kicked down the door and shot Bre.
- Oh my gosh, my God.
Just as a mother, hearing that.
My soul wanted to just crumble and lay out.
- It don't make sense, still today.
It don't make sense.
- That it don't make sense.
She said that thing three times, "It don't make sense."
It doesn't, none of it.
- You ever be fighting back tears so long
that your eyes, you want to cry cause
you're tired of holding back the tears.
Tomorrow we really look a lot of people in their eyes,
face to face with reality.
You know, that moment where we all come together,
for real, like come together for that purpose.
For justice, for your baby.
- We were able to make Breonna's name trend all over
the world to continue the fight for accountability.
- Well there will be no more no-knock warrants in Kentucky.
All of Kenneth's charges, Breonna Taylor's boyfriend,
they were dropped.
- The fight for appointing a new attorney general,
they can finally bring charges against the officers
that murdered her.