Washington, D.C.Before they returned to their hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, Tracey Bradley, 50, and her daughter Melanie Cox, 29, wanted to relive the experience of last Friday’s Commitment March. The next day, they took selfies on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, and talked about why they had made the journey.

“As Reverend Al said yesterday, we as Black people are tired,” Bradley said. “My son is 31 years old, I have two grandchildren, both of them are girls like Breonna. The police have still not been arrested or charged for her murder. So I came not just to march for Breonna or George Floyd, but for my son, for my daughter, for my grandchildren. It’s time for a change.”

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