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Our host Interim LUL President & CEO, Lyndon Pryor welcomes Keturah Herron, KY State Representative for District 42. The duo discuss grassroots activism, progressive youth-positive legislation, and the real work behind the curtain as a state legislator.
Herron's organic rise from community activist to state representative earned her the title of Women of the Year in 2022 by USA Today. Known for her work in Juvenile Justice, Herron is heralded for the passing of Breonna's Law banning no-knock warrants in the city of Louisville.
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