It's been four months since the police shooting of Breonna Taylor, the 26-year-old emergency room technician of Louisville, Kentucky. Her tragic death in her own apartment has triggered ongoing protests demanding police accountability. As the sound of fury and cries of justice rage on across the country, there is one young African American woman who wants to voice her sorrow in a poem, dedicated to Breonna Taylor. Why a poem?  "I don't know Breonna, but she could have been me." Serina Gousby told me in our podcast interview. 26-year-old Serina Gousby is a Boston-based poet, blogger of her website "The Rina Collective", and a Development Associate/Boston Writers of Color Group Coordinator at Grub Street. When I saw her reading her poem "In Honor of Breonna Taylor's Birthday" on Facebook, I was instantly captivated.  In Part 3 of Season 5 True Colors: "Stand With Us", Serina reads portions of her moving poem and shares her thoughts about racial inequity, her faith, and her fight for social justice.  True Colors - a Season 5 Special Series - is about the color of one's character in a time of crisis. *Photo of Serina Gousby. Courtesy of Serina Gousby Music used: One in a Billion Theme Song by Brad McCarthy Horses by Pictures of the Floating World The Ramble by Chad Crouch Hip Hop Instrumental 2 by Ketsa Funky Banane Nightclub ID by Checkie Brown   We want to include you in this conversation. To send us your comments or stories, email us @ [email protected] Or go to our Facebook page or our website at OneinABillionVoices.org under "Pitch a Story." Share your thoughts? Pitch us a story? "One in a Billion" connects Asians and Americans through storytelling, one person at a time. Subscribe to "One in a Billion" below: PRx | iTunes | SoundCloud Support Us? One in a Billion podcast is produced by One in a Billion Productions Inc - a non-profit media productions. (501c3).  Support us! Donate.  

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