On a spring evening at Louisville’s Iroquois Park, Darryl Edmond King Jr., a 26-year-old male from the city, arrived at the basketball courts looking for a run, a laugh, and a little time away from the demands of work and parenthood. He held a steady job at the Ford Motor Company and was active at St. Stephen Church, but that day his mind was also on the future: earlier, he had been in contact with Simmons College about enrolling, trying to take the next step toward building a different life f
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