Louisville (United States) (AFP) – In Breonna Taylor’s neighborhood in Louisville, there was bitterness but little surprise at the news that no one would face charges over the young black woman’s killing by police: “They can kill us and get away with a spank on the wrist,” summed up 52-year-old Marcus Reede.Reede, an African American who owns a BBQ eatery, grew up in this residential Kentucky neighborhood. He slammed the leniency granted to the officers who shot and killed Taylor, a fellow resident of South Louisville. He recalled having been roughed up by police himself when he was young. “T…
