Black Faith Leaders Want Change

Lexington black faith leaders are challeging local government for change and reform..

And not just with law enforcement practices.

Dozens walked from main street baptist church to downtown lexington thursday..

To hand deliver a joint statement to mayor linda gorton..

Chief lawrence weathers..

And fayette county sherrif kathy witt.

Abc 36's austin miller tells what changes the faith community would like to see.

L3: top story white black faith leaders say they want to see change there has been xxx more deaths from the coronavirus in the state.

We are now at xxxx deaths since the start of the pandemic.

The l3: top story white black faith leaders say they want to see change there has been xxx more deaths from the coronavirus in the c1 3 state.

We are now at xxxx deaths since the start of the pandemic.

The governor is also reporting xxx new cases... bringin our total to xxx fs vo bullets:no unemployment claims source: u.s. deptartment of labor last week: ..

- u.s.: 1.9 million ... new numbers out on unemployment claims show... even as we are now at xxxx deaths since the start of the pandemic.

The governor is also reporting xxx new cases... bringin our total to xxx new cases... bringin our total to xxx fs vo bullets:no unemployment claims source: u.s. deptartment of labor last week: ..

- u.s.: 1.9 million ... new numbers out on unemployment claims show... even as businesses are reopening.... employers are still cutting jobs.

The u-s department of labor says nearly two million applied for unemployment today.