The NFAC, which is a Black militia that stands for "Not F**king Around Coalition," said it is coming to demand justice for Breonna Taylor.

"Understand the seriousness of this situation," the group's leader said. "Breonna Taylor was murdered in her home. ... We gotta go in on this one."

Scores of African Americans, many armed with military-style assault weapons and other firearms, marched on Stone Mountain Memorial Park on July 4

Protesters have taken to the streets of Louisville for 55 days to demand justice for Breonna Taylor, an unarmed Black woman fatally shot on March 13.

A far-right militia group is calling for members to come to Louisville on Saturday in response to a planned armed march by the NFAC, a Black militia.

Memorial Day weekend had two rallies in Frankfort. Saturday's was all about protesting the coronavirus shutdown.

Kentucky state Rep. Savannah Maddox has drawn criticism from a member of her own party for a photo with a woman flashing a racist hand signal.

Antigovernment militia groups have called for "boots on the ground" to defend against a Black militia march planned for Saturday.

"LMPD remains committed to peaceful expression of views under the First Amendment," said spokeswoman Jessie Halladay in a statement.

An expert on extremism says the expected arrival of a Black militia and Three Percenter groups in Louisville on Saturday "could be problematic."