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The new Levine Museum of the New South exhibit K(No)w Justice, K(No)w Peace examines the impact of police-involved killings in Charlotte and other U.S. cities. The exhibit humanizes the victims of the shootings, who are often vilified, as well as the protestors, who too are often vilified.

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The exhibit features photographs, stories and footage from the aftermath of police-involved deaths in Charlotte, such as Keith Lamont Scott and Jonathan Farrell, as well as New York, Ferguson, Baltimore and Chicago.

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The exhibit debuts photographs by Charlotte photographer Alvin C. Jacobs, Jr. who traveled the country capturing photos during the protests. It also features photographs and stories of more than a dozen people killed by police in Johnson C. Smith University’s Dr. Tiffany Packer called Lives Beyond the Hashtags.

The exhibit includes community programming such as a book club and film series, lectures and panel discussion, a dinner series and a series of outreach programs at schools and community gathering places.

New Levine Exhibit Examines Impact Of Police Killings  was originally published on oldschool1053.com