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Jada Pinkett-Smith Accompanies Willow And Jaden To Protest In Kentucky To Demand Justice For Breonna Taylor

  • Jun 26, 2020
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Jada Pinkett Smith and her children attended a rally in Kentucky for Breonna Taylor.

Tamika Palmer, Taylor's mother, stood beside Jada addressed the crowds.

Jada, son Jaden, and daughter, Willow Smith wore matching orange 'Until Freedom' T-shirts, an organization fighting against racial injustice.

During Jada's speech, she addressed the crowd thanking them for their support as they continue to shine a light on Breonna's life.

"From one family to another, to Tamika — we wanted to come here, show our love and amplify your voice and amplify the life of your daughter.

Source: Celebrities, Music, News, Entertainment, TV Shows & Videos | BET

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