- A more equitable distribution of state government contracts to African-American businesses.
- The advancement of an educational curriculum in Kentucky that positively reflects the contributions of Black people and Black culture.
- Reforming gun regulation and legislation that has made it easier to buy a gun in West Louisville than a piece of fresh fruit.
- Judicial diversion programs (i.e. educational opportunities at HBCUs).
- Restoring full citizen rights to ex-offenders.
- Ending the privatization of prisons and prison gerrymandering.
- Protect citizens who cooperate with police and other authorities during investigations.
- Educate Kentuckians on the consequences of past and present racism and injustice to both Black and White citizens.
- A public apology to Black people from the Commonwealth of Kentucky for past and present injustice inflicted against the Black community.
- Provide tangible opportunities for preferential treatment to Blacks as a corrective to centuries of special mistreatment and to provide African Americans with an opportunity for equity in critical areas such as employment and housing.