So why y'all can't tell it's a truth about what happened to Breonna Tim?

Because the truth is, you see, y'all tried to sing and they ignored you.

Y'all tried to chant and they ignored you.

But when it got to the world stage, people were guns heard about it.

And then we came knocking and guess what? They ain't like us at all.

Late last month, a group of black protesters lined the steps of the Kentucky State Capitol Building.

They were dressed in all black paramilitary gear, black boots, black masks, heavy vest.

They held semi-automatic rifles and shotguns and they stood still in formation, barely moving except the chant.

Throw a black power fist into the air or rest their hands on their weapons.

The scores of protesters were part of the NFAC, the not-f and around coalition, except they don't abbreviate the F.

They're a militia, second amendment advocates organized to help black people defend themselves.

And they were there to demand justice for Breonna Taylor.

It's not just the people of Louisville, it's your own explanation.

You own explanation to black people, period.

Four and a half months earlier, Breonna Taylor was gunned down by police officers inside a Louisville apartment.

Taylor was an emergency medical technician and dreamed of becoming a nurse and starting a family.

Just after midnight, on March 13th, while Taylor was in bay with her boyfriend,

Louisville police officers used a batting ramp to burst into their apartment as part of a drug investigation.

They were serving a no-knock warrant. Taylor's boyfriend fired his gun.

He said they never announced themselves, but police refute that claim.

The police fired several rounds, striking and killing Breonna Taylor at just 26 years old.

No drugs were found at the scene.

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